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The document outlines an agenda for a Red Cross Club meeting at Lincoln High School on November 23, 2010. It introduces the club VIPS and objectives for the meeting, which include reviewing important dates, the roles and purpose of the Red Cross club, time structure and behavioral guidelines for meetings. New suggestions are provided like a Red Cross blog and Facebook page. The agenda also discusses making and distributing fire safety bags in the community and the club's participation in a World AIDS Day event at another school to present speeches and a mask about HIV/AIDS.
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