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English IV Honors: Your last extra assignment

Posted on April 9, 2009 by msnev

Please download a copy of your last honors assignment: author-study. I know most of you will be in Florida with the band all of next week, but you do need to get started on the brainstorming stage of this assignment so you don’t get behind.

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