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Straw, hay, and rushes. Normally, you might not think of these materials as significantly useful for everyday life. They seem comparable to regular grass, have no easily discernable strength characteristics, and are solely food for animals. At the start of the semester I would have agreed with you. However, reading Straw, Hay, and Rushes inContinue reading “Utility in an Unusual place”