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Reflection On Lara Rifai
Good morning Ms. Shepard,

My name is Lara Rifai and I took BSC 1010 this semester. I enrolled in the extra credit biology reading workshop and attended all 5 sessions with Ms. Cooper. However, I did not receive my two extra credit points towards the class. I was wondering if you could possibly look into it for me, as I did complete the workshop from October 20th- November 17th I believe it was. Thank you so much for your help.

Thanks again,
Lara
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