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Hey, how is everyone doing this week? I'm glad we're all getting settled back in with everything going on. Last week was a bit rough still, but hopefully e everything is back to somewhat normal with classes and TRAIN! I know everyone is probably working ion their final essay right now; it sucks that we can work on our projects as much anymore, but at least we still have something to do. I spoke with Matt last week talking about my project and what to do. He advised me to fill a doc with a lot of information and topics about 2 different tests ill be conducting. So that's what ill be working on, for now, I hope you all find yourself safe and keep up with everything! 


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  1. James GutierrezMay 1, 2020 at 6:30 PM

    I’m still trying to figure out how not to lose my sanity while this semester is coming to a close. This is why I chose not online classes because I don’t like trying to learn without someone in front of me showing how something is done. It’s the hardest thing for me to try and do.

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