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The document provides announcements for upcoming school events including the Silver Quill Arts Fair on March 5th with free food and admission, a reminder that National Honor Society applications are due March 4th, a word of the day defining "oblivious", and a surprising statistic about newborns being given to the wrong parents daily. It also lists the producers of the daily announcements bulletin.
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