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The document lists student names and presentation dates for a class project. On November 30th, only Matthew Murphy-Sweet, Kelsea Bullard, Conner Brown, and Andrew Botterbusch are required to present, with the project due by December 4th. On December 4th, Gladys Hernandez Espinoza, Nick Parkinson, Emmalee Carruth, Laurel Fuhrman, Alessandra Kriz, Tyson Schlader, Olive Swan, Daniel Valasco, Sophie Hine, and Bailey Spackman must present and submit their projects. On December 6th, Cole Mallari, Hailey Hein, Tristan Morehouse, Anika Morrison, Greg Gravelle, Noah Shaw
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