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This document provides instructions for an art assignment requiring students to organize charcoal drawing materials on their easel before each class, including specific types of charcoal, blending sticks, erasers, and more. Failure to properly prepare materials will result in a 5-point deduction and the professor may refuse help. The assignment is worth 100 points total.
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