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The document discusses a proposal for a new magazine at Wilson's School. It would be aimed at students, staff, and parents of the school. The magazine would cost around £2.50 per weekly issue. It would include thought-provoking features and content focused on enriching readers while avoiding filler. It would have a mix of informal and classy styles to attract readers. Potential circulation would be over 3,000 people between students, staff, and parents.
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