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Old 07-05-2004, 05:14 PM
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I was just on the St-Matthews web page and the 2004 book list is posted. However, it would seem they may have changed the required anatomy books this year because apart from Moore, the st-matthews book list has different required books than those posted here for anatomy
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the list that i am putting up is what i have seen being best for 1st semester. you can get the other books and waste your money if you like...

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Hi, as you know the new booklist came out.
But do you guys recommend us to purchase 2nd semesters - 5th semesters books as well? I mean, what if they change the edition, or etc?
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just get the books on the list...you will be fine!!!

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Hi, as you know the new booklist came out.
But do you guys recommend us to purchase 2nd semesters - 5th semesters books as well? I mean, what if they change the edition, or etc?
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Just to clarify, should we only buy the books that you recommend as opposed to the SMU website? Sorry if you have already answered this
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my booklist is what i have seen will help out most first semester...its up to you what to buy. but i would HIGHLY recommend buying these books...if you want to just buy the books on the SMU booklist thats ok too, you can always order other books from Cayman and pay a buttload of shipping to get them to you later

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Any idea which edition of the Appleton & Lange is the most recent? My bookstore here only has 1st edition from 1994, wondering if that would be good enough
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Yes. Get the 1994. That's what the school uses and I bought that one and i couldn't find the newer one...
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