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This document contains a list of questions and answers providing information about various topics related to a school including: - The website address for the school library and page number. - A 3-step study process and the page number where it is discussed. - The single academic skill most closely associated with college success and the page number. - A quote about studying with friends, and the page number of the quote. - The date for the first ACT workshop and the page number. - The school's anniversary year. - The date for the end of the first quarter. - The nickname for the school mascot. - The name of the school store.
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