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Creative Writing: My Name By Stephanie Punneo
Hello! My name is Stephanie Punneo. I do not have any preference on what people call me by. Some people call me Steph while others just say hey you! It makes no difference to me. I'm not a stickler about it, but people do often mispronounce my last name. However, since this is not an in-person course I don't think it will be a problem. My last name is pronounced pawn-oh. This course is part of my prerequisites to apply to the nursing program, but I am hoping to learn more about human
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