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I know none of us want to admit it or think about it, but school is around the corner. Most of us groan and shove our heads in our pillows in frustration at the thought of the upcoming school year, I totally understand what you’re feeling. However, why not head back to school with organization, no social awkwardness, style, and your personal touches. Cute easy hairstyles, fashion trends, social pointers, and organization skills will be covered in this special edition of In a Nutshell. Maybe even after you read this edition you won’t hate going back to school, or you might dread it even more, either way we plan to help you be prepared for this school year. It’s time to walk down the hallway as the kings of the school… Otherwise known as

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