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Jamie Takashima Named March Student of The Month

Jamie Takashima Named March Student of the Month

April 7, 2021

Congratulations to Jamie Takashima, who was named the March 2021 CBC Student of the Month. Jamie was nominated by Katie Baldwin.

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