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\title{LaTeX Scavenger Hunt}
\author{Dr. Chris Mayfield}
\date{August 22, 2013}

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\LaTeX Scavenger Hunt
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\section*{Ex 1}

Figure out how to type a sentence with bold, italics, and underline.

\section*{Ex 2}

See if you can type TODO inline.

Then get it to display on its own line: TODO

Hint: you should NOT use \texttt{\textbackslash{}begin\{center\}}

\section*{Ex 3}

Make a bulleted list (A footnote would be nice, too.) with at least three items:
JMU has an awesome CS department.
I'm so glad we're taking the time to learn this stuff.
We're going to beat the Blue Devils in Football on Saturday.

\section*{Ex 4}

See if you can get both "quotes" to point the right way.

Also, do you know the difference between TODO, TODO, and TODO?

\section*{Ex 5}

Figure out how to make a truth table. (Hint: Wizard $\rightarrow$ Quick Tabular)

TODO

\vspace{1em} P.S. You may find \url{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List\_of\_logic\_symbols} useful for hw \#1.

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