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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The Synthesis project asks you to "use this synthesis project to think deeply about college writing, navigating college life, and the ways that reading, writing, and belonging intersect, especially during an unprecedented time like the COVID-19 pandemic."<strong><br></strong><br>As a group, describe the 2-3 most promising conversation threads you have identified. You should: 1) name a specific conversation thread, 2) briefly describe the conversation thread and why it is promising, 3) identify the source texts that could support an exploration of the conversation. </div>]]></description>
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