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WJ used book sale

Maram Faragallah, Staff Writer • Jan 8, 2020
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The upcoming book sale will both offer an opportunity for SSL hours and to buy great books!

The annual WJ used book sale will be taking place throughout January and February. It’s in the cafeteria! Check out the link to know more about the time and also sign up!

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70a0a48a8ac2fa3fb6-2020

Closes: March 1st

There are a wide range of SSL Opportunities at WJ. Here we will be posting the opportunities that we know, so check regularly for anything you like. If you are looking for events in the county, Montgomery Volunteer is an amazing resource.

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If you are a club, teacher or event organizer at WJ wishing to have your event up, please email us at the [email protected] or on Instagram: @humansofwj. Please include When, Where, What and Contact information.

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Maram Faragallah
Maram Faragallah, Staff Writer
Maram Faragalah is a senior at WJ. She loves writing and reading books. She is extremely excited for her first year on the pitch. During her free time she reads, watches netflix and eating. Her birthday is september 9th so she spent the first week of senior year as a 16 year old.
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