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The Influence Of Hill-Murray School
I see myself learning certain things that I would not be able to learn at other schools in the Twin Cities. Hill-Murray offers everything that I could ever ask for. With Hill-Murray School, I can pursue my love of acting and home design, while getting involved in my favorite sport, swimming. I see myself studying hard and learning things that I never thought that I could learn before. Hill-Murray's wide curriculum will help me grow in
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