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The document contains a schedule for a scholarly inquiry meeting on September 23rd. The schedule includes: meetings with Passmore from 5:00-5:50pm in the Atrium of the Business Building; an APA video and exercise on quotations from 6:00-6:10pm; announcements and reminders from 6:10-6:15pm; a discussion about general course matters from 6:15-6:30pm; forming a doctoral committee and program of study from 6:30-7:15pm; a rest break from 7:15-7:30pm; a discussion with William Rothwell facilitated by Veronica David from 7:30-8:45pm; and writing
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