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PREPARED BY: REYNELDA BABB-BROWN, ANNIE CALLOWAY, APRIL DRAKEFORD-SMITH, & CARLA SIMMONS-WHITE IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR EDCI 710 AT GARDNER-WEBB UNIVERSITY. JUNE 27, 2015.