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The students were tasked with designing a symbol to represent their syndicate. They collaborated to combine their ideas into a paper apple shape on a shield, which they cut out pieces for, glued onto black paper and cardboard, and trimmed around. They then presented their artwork, discussing the design and process of creating their symbolic representation.
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