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The document provides information about an assignment for a student named Keith Corso at Westminster College. The assignment was a 48 Hour Video Production Assignment for the event BEA IGNITE. The document gives the name of the student, school, and type of assignment but does not provide any other details about the content or goals of the video project.
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