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The Voice of the Wildkats
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Spanish Honor Society wants to know…

by Caleigh Nabors, VOW staff
Oct 2, 2019
photo or infographic by Caleigh Nabors
The Spanish National Honor Society wants to know if a movie after school would draw a crowd. Forty percent of the students surveyed said they would attend.
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