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News Brief: Advisory groups give back to the community

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On December 4, each advisory group will be participating in a community service project.

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On December 4, each advisory group will be giving back through a community project of their choice.

“It helps us come together as an advisory and do something for the good of the community,” sophomore Mindy Lou said.

Service projects range from making sandwiches for shelters, to wrapping gifts to be delivered to a Haitian day care by the language club. to writing letters to active-duty soldiers.

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