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Groups Speaking for FS 101 Section 40--Teaching and Learning Rick Holmgren, Instructor Red Group Suvarshi Bhadra Hannah McLafferty Jamie Skender Erin Vandeveer Peer Leader--Drew Wright Blue Group Abby Bodenlos Kerry Fitzgerald Caitlin Moury Ryan Stack Peer Leader--Andrea Jermain Green Group Meghan Collins Ashley Hughes Mike McKay Lucas Parker Peer Leader--Drew Wright Yellow Group Jessica Cicconi Gina Fillipino...
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