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Statement Of Purpose: The Rock And Roll Marathon
Helping others is a significant part of my daily life. It is the center of my dream career as a doctor and it elicits a joyous feeling when I see a smile on someone’s face. One of the community service projects I work on every year is the Rock and Roll Marathon. I work for ten hours handing out t-shirts, answering questions, and fixing problems related to the marathon.
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