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Personal Narrative: My First Dual Credit Class
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My name is Joseph Meyer, (you can just call me Joe if you would like) and I am a senior at Lennox High School in Lennox, South Dakota. I live in Harrisburg, South Dakota with my Mom, Dad, and my two younger brothers. I am taking this class as my first dual credit class, and I am excited for what it has to come. In my free time I like to go out with my friends, spend time at home with my family, or work on various projects that I am doing.
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