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This document is a research log containing information from various sources about extracurricular activities. It includes notes on presenting an introduction about extracurricular activities from the first source and outlining benefits from the second source. The final entry notes that statistics on outcomes like higher attendance, better grades, and improved college opportunities from the third source will be discussed towards the end of a radio show.
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