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The document provides information for new students on the library orientation at their school. It introduces the librarians and staff, Mrs. Chopp, Ms. Hogan, Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Miller. It instructs students to go through 4 stations for orientation: Computer, Photo Booth, Card Catalog Kiosk, and The Stacks. It also lists the library's website, Twitter handle, hours of operation from Monday to Thursday and Friday, and some of its technology resources like cameras, editing software, and computers.
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