ragingjusticeboner

I teach college cell biology and the current text book is ~$250 plus a ~$80 supplement. How can you help my students bring their costs down?

I have looked into it, but the other books are not as good.

The savings would be even greater. And the older versions have 90% of the information of the current version.

It's an interesting idea, but would very radical... asking students to learn from a dated book. I don't think the publisher would sell an older version, but they can still be bought.

Are dolphins, and perhaps seals, too intelligent to keep as captives?

I'll follow up, but the text book is Molecular Biology of the Cell, by Alberts et al.