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    Skylar Urbano ’20 minute me

    Anna Schmidt

    August 1, 2018

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    After cutting the cake, my family is surprised to see the walnuts. “We didn’t know she put walnuts in it,” brother Nick Elezovic said. The cake was a hit among my family.

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    Rightfully considered the #1 Personal Finance book for more than 20 years, Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki, discusses what the author had learnt from growing up around two fathers with completely different views on money and in life in general; emphasizing the history and terminology behind the success of acquiring wealth explained in a simplistic yet approachable way.

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    After receiving her extensions, sophomore Allison Vohs compares her hair before and after her hair extensions application. “Her hair looks very natural with the extensions in and I feel like this is a good option for people that are feeling insecure about their hair,” sophomore Ashlynn Durham said. Vohs plans to get these extensions again in the future.

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