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to learn about and be in–
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Judy Rauner offered sup–
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individual volunteering.
Some projects they offered
were: brightening a senior
citizen's day, a weekend
working at the Viejas Indian
Reservation, referee at the
community projects
which were initiated
by students, faculty
and staff. The Asso–
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