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The document summarizes a spring seminar for writers event held at Hilton High School. It provides details of the event including author biographies, positive feedback from students and teachers, and survey results indicating the seminar increased students' interest in writing and understanding of writing careers. The seminar was well-attended and both students and authors found it engaging and inspiring for young writers.
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