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The Influence Of Being On An Officer Team
I would love to be on the officer team because high school is all about trying new things and having new experiences and I would love to try this and if I fall in love with the job maybe I'll aim higher than chapter officer. Being on this team would mean the world to me, I've heard so many great things about being on the team and that's honestly what made me want to join. I hope that by joining the team I will be able to step out of my comfort zone. I'm not a very shy person but being in front of crowds kind of scare me and I hope that by being on the team I'll learn how to overcome that. I also hope that
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