3. SCI-DOKU

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If you’re into sudoku, you might want to try a variation that appears weekly (free) on Scientific American’s Web site called SCI-DOKU [click here]. The puzzles use letters instead of numbers and, when completed, one row or column spells out an answer to a science-related clue.

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2 Responses to “3. SCI-DOKU”

  1. ChartsNPL Says:
    July 28, 2007 at 7:59 pm

    I’ve been doing Sci-do-ku for a couple of months. They’re fun, some of my number-averse friends find them less daunting than regular sudoku…. (what is the plural?)

    Fun!

  2. trickme Says:
    July 28, 2007 at 8:26 pm

    Thanks, Charts. I remember Will Shortz once saying the plural of sudoku was sudoku.

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