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From: Andy Latto <latto@lucid.com>
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To: hirsh@cs.rutgers.edu
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In-Reply-To: Haym Hirsh's message of Tue, 23 Apr 91 12:26:16 EDT <CMM-RU.1.0.672423976.hirsh@pei.rutgers.edu>
Subject: rubik's magic alternate coloring

The version your student has is the one where the object is to fold it
into a cube (I have it, with the instructions. Yes, it does have the
same structure as the original 2x4 one---you can fold that one
into a cube (with two "flaps") too. The object is to fold it
into a cube where the colors of the three faces meeting at each corner
always match.

						Andy Latto
						latto@lucid.com