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2Suzanne Cory High School Newsletter Volume 4 Issue 1 | Week 3 Term 1, 2014

R e s p e c t | A s p i r a t i o n | C o n t r i b u t i o n

From the Principal

WelcomeWelcome to all members of our school community to the 2014 school year. We have had a very positive start to the year with students engaged in a variety of learning programs across the school. This is my third week as Acting Principal and I would like to say thank you to staff, students and parents for

your warm welcome to Suzanne Cory High School. I would also like to wish Mr Peter Starford, Principal at Suzanne Cory High School (2011 – 2103) all the best for the year ahead and acknowledge his passion for education and dedication to the school. We would like to welcome our Year 9 students and new students in other year levels. 2014 is a significant year for the school. This is the first year where we will have a full complement of students with 800 students across Years 9 to 12. Our Foundation students are now in Year 12 and we look forward to celebrating their achievements in all curriculum areas at the end of this year. We have 17 new staff including teachers and Education support staff starting this year which will enhance our teaching and learning programs and provide further opportunities for students to experience success. These opportunities will be provided in classes, year level, co-curricular and whole school programs and events. There will be opportunities for leadership, community participation and contribution to the culture of Suzanne Cory High School. Students will be presented with challenges; both intellectual and physical which will enhance their learning experience and prepare them for a future as citizens in a global community. Our Year 12 students have already had an experience beyond school with a 2 day program at The University of Melbourne. Students listened to presentations regarding tertiary options and took part in activities to help them navigate the journey into the next stage of their education. It was a pleasure to join students and teachers at Queens College for dinner and then participate in a trivia quiz which was highly

competitive and very entertaining. Year 9 students have embarked on a program at Deakin University this week to develop their leadership capabilities and build positive relationships with their peers and Home group teachers.The school oval is being constructed this year for use in 2015. This will add to the Physical Education and Sport facilities at the school providing students with increased access to resources. An important part of the Sporting program is the Swimming and Athletics carnivals to be held in Term 1. These days are wonderful opportunities for students to represent their House and also to build friendships within and across year levels.

The 2014 School YearMy message to students in our first assemblies was to make a commitment to “What is possible and what is next”. I have already had a glimpse of what is possible at Suzanne Cory High School at the awards night last year and through the results achieved by students in unit 3 and 4 subjects. An outstanding effort which sets the scene for further possibilities this year.And what is next for our students to achieve their full potential? Planning their study, being organised, asking for help, using all available resources, finding a balance between school and other parts of their life, getting involved, getting enough sleep and staying healthy will help. We hope that students are able to think about what is possible and then focussing on what is next to achieve their full potential.

Student Wellbeing Students in every Year level have a Home group teacher and Wellbeing Leader who will provide support within the School wide positive behaviours framework. Please contact your child’s Home group teacher in the first instance regarding wellbeing or educational programs. Our Assistant Principals, Ms Muollo and Mr Milner and I will also provide assistance to students and parents.

Parents and the schoolParents are very welcome to become involved at Suzanne Cory High School. The School Council and Parents and Friends Association are the formal organisations within the school that provide

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opportunities for parents to participate. You may wish to consider nominating for School Council. School Council elections are held in March each year. We also welcome volunteers to assist with school programs or you may be able to provide a placement for a Year 10 student through our Work Experience program.The Term 1 Calendar is provided for your information listing all school events.

I wish all families a healthy and happy 2014.

Regards,Kay PeddleActing Principal

Frances MuolloAssistant Principal

Stewart MilnerAssistant Principal

Student Wellbeing Leaders

Travis HandYear 9

Jacqueline LaddYear 10

Julia List Year 11

Nina De GarisYear 12

9 A Alex Carroll 9 B David King 9 C Noelle Collombet-Sankey 9 D Jasmine Byrne 9 E Kate Nugara 9 F John Trajanovksi 9 G Carina Owens 9 H Raquel Fenby

10 A Sandra Wagner 10 B Julie Stevenson 10 C Kevin Leong 10 D Glen Stewart 10 E Arnaud Gazelle 10 F Anna Tait 10 G Darren Nicholas 10 H Fiona Krogh

11 A Jason Portelli 11 B Timmee Grinham (Thu: Tracey Bolton-Wood)11 C Daniel McDowell 11 D Marissa Chui 11 E Michael Bourke 11 F Chizuko Inoue-Anderson (Thu: Andrea Maher)11 G Cindy Sullivan 11 H Amanda Green

12 A Helen Bradwell (Thu: Nick Cummins)12 B Feng Yi Jian (Thu: Nina De Garis)12 C Alex Malone 12 D Kerrie Blain12 E Bruce Drummon12 F Jeffrey Kerry 12 G Alice Andreu 12 H Isaac Ryan

Assistant Principals

Homegroup Teachers

This issue’s cover art was created by Hoang Do of 11A



Reminders & Notices

The Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) is provided by the Victorian Government to lower-income families to help with education-related costs.If you have a child under 16, and you hold a valid Health Care Card, Pension Card, or are a temporary foster parent, you may be eligible to receive the EMA. The allowance is paid in two instalments, one in March and one in August.The payment is intended to assist with education-related costs such as; uniforms, excursions, textbooks, and stationery. You can elect to have your EMA paid in one of the following ways:• Paidbydirectdeposit(ElectronicFundsTransfer)into your own nominated bank account; or• Paidtotheschooltobeheldascreditwhichyoucan use towards education expenses; or

In 2014, the annual EMA amount per student is:•$250forstudentsuntilage16• A pro-rata amount is payable for students turning 16

in 2014.For more information about the EMA, visit http://www.education.vic.gov.au/school/parents/financial/Pages/default.aspx

Education Maintenance Allowance

How to Apply: Contact the General Office to obtain an EMA application form. Closing Date: You need to obtain

an EMA application form from the General Office and return by Friday 28 February 2014.

Key Dates13th Feb - Sport: Softball/Baseball18th Feb - VCE Parent Information Evening 6:30PM18th Feb - Sport: Cricket Senior Boys20th Feb - Swimming Carnival @ Lara swimming pool21st Feb - School Photos24th Feb - Sport: Cricket Girls25th Feb - Year 9 City Program (9A - 9D Day 1)26th Feb - Year 9 City Program (9A - 9D Day 2)27th Feb - Year 9 City Program (9E - 9H Day 1)27th Feb - OZCLO Competition27th Feb - Sport: Volleyball Girls28th Feb - Year 9 City Program (9E - 9H Day 2)24th Oct - Year 12 Valedictory Dinner (details to be provided)

Student AbsencesParents are reminded that if your child is absent, you must notify the school. You can contact us by telephone on 8734 2800 or via email on [email protected]

If your child is absent and we are not notified, we will call you to ascertain the whereabouts of your child.

Thank you to parents and students who have purchased one of the three devices on the MBYOD purchase portal. For families who are yet to purchase one of the devices, we encourage you to go to the portal to obtain your device: http://www.lwt.com.au/orders/SuzanneCoryHS These laptops and tablets are important learning tools for students. As outlined in the handbook, please note that our Managed BYOD program is a portal purchase program with three options for purchase and that we can only connect those particular listed devices to the school network. Each of those three options comes to your home pre-imaged with the eduStar suite of programs, the Windows 8.1 Professional Edition and Microsoft Office 2013 to ensure that students have a standard set of programs to access and use as part of the learning program at school. Students will also be able to access on-site repairs at the school by the supplier and at-home repairs if requested. We look forward to all

students joining this Managed BYOD program to enable an enriched learning experience with regular use of the school network, internet and digital learning resources in their classes. MBYOD devices are being progressively connected to the school network each day as students bring them in. The Year 11 and 12 laptops are being distributed as students return their Acceptable Use Agreements. We have recently had twenty one additional new data projectors installed in learning spaces across the school and digital signage (large-screen panels) installed in the school’s agora, reception and cafeteria areas. An additional lab of Mac computers has also been established during the holidays, predominantly for students undertaking art, design, technology, media and music subjects.

Stewart Milner Assistant Principal

Year 9 and 10 Managed Bring Your Own Device Program



Mr HutchisonMaths/

Chemistry

Mr KellamEnglish

Ms ListEnglish

Ms LeongEnglish

Ms AndreuChemistry/

Science

Ms ChuiChemistry/

Science

Ms RuddickHealth / PE

Ms GreenPhysics/Systems

Engineering

Ms OwensHealth / PE

Ms MaherBusiness

Management /Humanities

We’re proud to introduce our new teachers for 2014. As the school now has a full enrolment of 800 students across year 9 to 12, we’ve appointed 16 new members to our teaching staff. They come from a wide array of backgrounds and bring a rich set of skills and knowledge to Suzanne Cory High School.

New Teaching Staff

Ms Radhakrishnan

Maths

Ms ZhangChinese

Mr RyanPhysics / Science

Ms GrinhamEconomics & Humanities

Mr MaloneMaths

Ms GaoMaths

Mr AgostinoGuitar



In Year 12 our students are undertaking four or five Unit 3/4 studies at Suzanne Cory High School. As a result of this students will have periods during the school day when they do not have timetabled classed. These periods are an important part of their year 12 program as they provide students with time to study independently or in small groups.

Students are expected to use their study periods wisely to ensure the maximum benefit. When classes are not timetabled they are able to work individually in the iCentre, in small groups in the study centre or under teacher supervision in a break out room around the school. Students will not be supervised by a teacher during these times.

All students start the day with a timetabled session; morning homegroup. This is an essential part of the day in which students connect with their homegroup teacher and receive important notices

about upcoming events. Accordingly all students are expected to punctually attend homegroup every day. Students with a study period between homegroup and lunchtime are then expected to remain on school grounds and work in the areas described above.

Students with study periods at the end of the day may leave school grounds after their last timetabled class but not before the start of lunchtime. These students must sign out at the front office before leaving school grounds and should not return once they have left for the day. Students are, of course, welcome to stay on school grounds and continue to study at these times should they so wish.

Martha Goodridge-KellyVCE Programs and Development Leading Teacher

Year 12 Study Periods

SCHS in the NewsLast year, 178 of the school’s 200 year 11 students completed a year 12 VCE subject. Some students came back to the school on the day their results were released to conduct an interview with local news and participate in a photo shoot. Congratulations to these students for making the SCHS community proud!



Hi my name is Caitlin and I am the new Student Wellbeing Counsellor at SCHS. I trained as a Social Worker and have spent my time working and volunteering with high school aged students and their families across the western region of Melbourne in many different roles.

I will be working Monday to Wednesday from the Wellbeing Office which is next to the Sick Bay and across from the Careers Office.

I am available to meet with students who might like to have a confidential chat about ways to overcome challenges to achieving their future goals. This could be stress or worry about your study, feeling low, sad

or anxious more often than usual, difficult things happening with friends or family, or anything else that you might be concerned about. If you would like further support, information or advice, your first contact point will be your Home Group Teacher, who will be able to provide some strategies and/or information that could be helpful. You are also welcome to make an appointment with me through your Home Group Teacher and Year Level Wellbeing Leader. You will not have to tell anyone the specific details about why you would like to make an appointment if you don’t feel comfortable to, just simply that you are interested in meeting with me. For Year 12 students, these appointments can be made in your Study Periods. I look forward to meeting you over the year.

Caitlin Wilks School Counsellor

Australian Navy Cadets - TS VoyagerDo you want to achieve more in life, not just school or sports? Want your resume to look impressive? Do you love water, outdoors and being adventurous? Would you love to travel? Not just with family and friends, but with the Royal Australian Navy, all expenses paid for?!The Australian Navy Cadets can teach you new skills in sailing, canoeing and seamanship, navigation, first aid, drill and ceremonial procedures; as well as leadership skills, effective communication and information technology. You will develop confidence, pride and self-discipline.

All you have to be is aged between turning 13 this year and 18. Visit our unit , see what we’re about and obtain your joining pack.

TS Voyager146 Nelson Place Williamstown.

Friday Evenings (Feb-Dec) from 7pm – 10pmWebsite: www.cadetnet.gov.au

or contact the Commanding OfficerLieutenant Jeff Paull on 0419116155

Ms Caitlin Wilks - New School Counsellor



Each year the Nillumbik Council runs an Ekphrasis poetry competition: that is, poetry that is inspired by works of art. There are a number of artworks from their collection that are on a website for you to respond to in some way – see the example to the left; or follow the website below for further details. Poems have to be no longer than 12 lines; winning poems will be printed as part of a series of postcards. There is a youth section and it’s free toenter.There’sa$150prizefortheyouthsectionand you can enter up to 3 poems. Entries close 31 March 2014.

Ms Helen Bradwell.

Poetry Competition

Ms Bradwell will be running some Poetry Group sessions to help with ideas for this during February – watch the bulletin for dates.

Last year, 302 students, from all over Victoria, participated in this competition, in teams of four. Of the nine Suzanne Cory High School teams (across Years 9-11), two teams finished in the silver category and the other seven teams finished in the bronze category. This was an impressive result, which we aim to match and improve upon this year. This year, the online competition will be held on Thursday 27th February (from 2.30-4.30pm). Preparation time commences at 1.30pm. Students who are competing will miss their scheduled period 5/6 classes and be required to stay at school until they are dismissed at 4.30pm. See the OZCLO page in this newsletter for more

information and some sample problems. If you think this kind of competition might be the sort of challenge that you would enjoy, speak with your friendly English teacher. Students who would like to enter a team are invited to collect an entry form from Ms. Sullivan or Ms. Bradwell. Ms. Cindy Sullivan English/Humanities Leading Teacher

OzCLO Competition

When: Thu 27th FebruaryTime: 1.30pm (preparation time)2.30pm - 4.30pm online competition.

Gold for Darius LewisCongratulations to Darius Lewis for taking Gold at the Victorian Country Championships. He won the gold for the under-20 shotput event as part

of the Wyndham Track and Field club. What a fantastic achievement!

http://www.nillumbik.vic.gov.au/Things_to_do/Arts_and_culture/Awards_and_Prizes/2014_Ekphrasis_Poetry_Award



Welcome to another exciting and action packed year of sport at Suzanne Cory High School. Term one is jammed with opportunities to get involved to help the students begin their year with a balanced and healthy approach.

Below is a list of term 1 sports where students can compete against other schools in the Wyndham division. For more information, please see the corresponding coach or Mr. McDowell. Get involved!

Sport Date Venue Teacher/Coach Baseball – Sen and Int Boys Thurs Feb 13th President’s Park, Heaths Rd. Ms Fenby Cricket – Sen Boys Tues Feb 18th Galvin Park Res. Mr Stewart SCHS Swimming Carnival Thurs Feb 20th Lara Pool Mr Hand Cricket – Int Boys Fri Feb 21st As above Ms Stevenson Cricket – Int and Sen Girls Mon Feb 24th Soldiers Res. Ms Sullivan (sen), Mr Malone (Int) Volleyball – Int and Sen Girls Thurs Feb 27th Werribee Rec Centre Mr Hand Volleyball – Int and Sen Boys Fri Feb 28th As above Mr Hand Tennis – Int Boys/girls Mon March 3rd Saltwater Reserve Ms Chui/Mr Bourke Tennis – Sen boys/girls Thurs March

6th As above As above

Swimming (Wyndham) Tues March 4th Lara Pool Mr McDowell Soccer Sen boys/girls Tues 18th

March Galvin Park Reserve Mr Trajanovski (boys) Ms Ladd

(girls) Hockey Sen boys/girls Tues 18th

March Presidents Park Ms Fenby (boys) Ms Sullivan

(girls) SCHS Athletics Fri March 21st VU Athletics Track Mr Nicholas Swimming (West. Met. Region)

Thurs March 27th

Kardinia Pool, Geelong Mr McDowell

Netball – Int boys Weds March 26th

Werribee Rec Centre Ms Byrne

Netball – Sen. Boys/girls Fri March 28th Werribee Rec Centre Ms Fenby (boys)/ Ms Carroll (girls)

Table Tennis – Sen boys/girls Fri March 28th Werribee Rec Centre Ms Gao Badminton – Sen boys/girls Fri March 28th Werribee Rec Centre Ms Bradwell Touch - All TBA TBA Mr McDowell

Interschool Sports

SWIMMING CARNIVAL20TH FEBRUARY @ LARA SWIMMING POOL



Year 12 University of Melbourne CampOur 200 Year 12 students took part in two days of activities and presentations at the University of Melbourne last week. This was a special program developed in conjunction with the University of Melbourne Student Recruitment Unit in the Office of Admissions, which included presentations from some of the Program Directors, Research

Fellows, Pro-Vice Chancellors, Associate Deans and Professors from the faculties of Science (including Health Science), Environments, Arts and Commerce. Students also experienced life in a residential academic college setting during their overnight stay at Queen’s College and University College.Mr Stewart Milner Assistant Principal



Year 9 Leadership Days



Thank YouThe Suzanne Cory High School community would like to extend a warm thank you to our suppliers, Landmark School Supplies and Rushfords Schoolwear, for supporting our students.

We would also like to thank the Parents and Friends Association for purchasing an automated external defibrillator for the school. We appreciate the work that the PFA does for the school community and are grateful for their generous purchase.

Celebrations with Shanghai Foreign Language SchoolSuzanne Cory High School is fortunate to have a Sister School relationship with the prestigious Shanghai Foreign Language School (SFLS). Affiliated with the Shanghai International Studies University (SISU), SFLS is a top ranked specialist language school, drawing students not only from Shanghai but also from other parts of China. December 2013 marked the 50th anniversary of SFLS and I was privileged to be invited to participate in the anniversary celebrations and deliver a keynote presentation at an international symposium attended by SFLS and SISU staff, school leaders from Shanghai and other Chinese foreign language schools and representatives from other international tertiary institutions and schools with whom SFLS has a relationship.A gift was presented from Suzanne Cory School to

the Shanghai Foreign Language School to mark the importance of the occasion and the commitment to an ongoing relationship between our schools. Our schools are an excellent match in a number of ways with both being academically selective co-educational schools, students are of similar age, students exhibit high-level aspirations and both schools value the development of student leadership and a well-rounded school experience. Indeed, the SFLS motto No End to Learning and the SCHS motto Learning for Life illustrate our common purposes and values.Later this year it is anticipated that students from each school will have the opportunity to participate in visits to each other’s schools and cities. Peter and Fiona Starford



Registration is free! For more information and sample puzzles: Web page: www.ozclo.org.au. Email: [email protected].

Try your hand at a puzzle right now! Below are some English words written in Braille, an alphabet made of raised dots for blind people to read with their fingers. We’ll tell you what five of the words are: door, ware, rare, deer, dare Match the word and the Braille spelling – and then you can figure out what the sixth word is! Can’t get it? That’s OK, the answer is at the bottom of the poster! If you enjoyed that you’ll love:

Answer: door = 1, ware = 3, rare = 5, deer = 4, dare = 2. The sixth word = word!

OzCLO is a language puzzle-solving competition for students in years 9-12. No linguistic knowledge necessary, however it’s great for students who like languages, maths, computers and natural sciences. National winners will go to Beijing, China to compete in the International Olympiad!

OzCLO 2014 Australian Computational and

Linguistics Olympiad



Below is some important information regarding Victoria’s student and concession travel ticketing arrangements for 2014.

Proof of concession entitlementALl students aged 17 years and over, or those requiring a half yearly or yearly Student Pass (regardless of age), are required to obtain a 2014 Victorian Public Transport (VPT) Student Concession Card as proof of their concession entitlement.

2014 Victorian Student PassThe Victorian Student Pass provides travel for students on all metropolitan trains, trams and buses, all regional bus services and all V/Line train and coach services operating wholly within Victoria. The Student Pass is issued on a myki.

How to apply for a 2014 VPT Student Concession Card and/or a Student PassThe 2014 VPT Student Concession Card & Student Pass Application Form can now be obtained from:• metropolitan premium train stations• PTV Hubs (Southern Cross Station & 750

Collins St, Docklands)• PTV Call Centre by calling 1800 800 007

(6am - midnight daily)• online at ptv.vic.gov.au

Students wishing to purchase a Half Yearly ($261) or Yearly ($501) Victorian Student Pass will be required to obtain a 2014 VPT Student Concession Card, regardless of age, as proof of their concession entitlement.The standard$9 feeapplies.Studentscan obtain a Student pass from a metropolitain premium train station, a myki-enabled V/Line staffed station or the PTV Hub at 750 Collins St, Docklands, and will have their 2014 Yearly or Half Yearly Victorian Student Pass loaded to their existing myki card. IF the student does not already have a myki, the Student Pass will be loaded onto a new myki. This myki will be issued on the spot with the myki card fee waived.

Students 16 years and under, who do not with to purchase a Student Pass are not required to obtain a VPT Student Concession Card but can still get a child myki for concession travel by visiting a metropolitan premium train station, a myki-enabled staffed V/Line station, a myki retailer, visiting ptv.vic.gov.au, or calling 1800 800 007 (6am - midnight daily).A$3cardfeeapplies.

Students 17 years and over, who require a VPT Student Concession Card as proof of their concession entitlement can obtain a VPT Student Concession Card and apply for a free concession myki (if required) at the same time. Students will need to complete the enclosed form and lodge it at a metropolitan premium train station, a myki-enabled staffed V/Line station or the PTV Hub at 750 Collins St, Docklands. They will then be issued with their 2014 VPT Student Concession Card ($9fee applies) and a free concession myki (if required). Those students who already have a concession myki can continue to use it and only need to renew their concession entitlement by compelting the 2014 VPT Student Concession Card Form.

Students are of course legally required to touch on with their myki cards every time they travel, even if they have a valid student pass. Students who have a student pass, or who are over 16 years old, must also carry their concession card at all times when travelling. Tithout their concession card their student pass is not valid whether they have touched on or not.



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DAY TU

ESDAY W

EDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

WEEK 1 B

27 AUSTRALIA DAY

28 Term

1 Comm

ences Staff PD – Day 1

29 Staff PD – Day 2

30 First Day - Year 9

31 All students com

mence

W

EEK 2 A

3 FEB Year 12 Introductory Program

4 Year 12 Introductory Program

(@

Uni M

elb overnight)

5 Year 12 Introductory Program (@

U

ni Melb)

6 7

W

EEK 3 B

10 Year 9 Leadership Program

(all day @

Deakin Uni) Day 1

11 Year 9 Leadership Program

(all day @

Deakin Uni) Day 2

Excursion: Psychology Unit 3

12 13

14

W

EEK 4 A

17 18 Sports: Cricket Senior Boys VCE Parent Inform

ation Evening 6:30PM

19

20 Sw

imm

ing Carnival (@

Lara Swim

ming Pool)

21 School Photos (m

orning)

W

EEK 5 B

24 Sports: Cricket Girls

25 Year 9 City Program

(9A-9D)


(9A-9D)


(9E-9H) O

ZCLO Com

petition Sports: Volleyball Girls


(9E-9H) Sports: Volleyball Boys

W

EEK 6 A

3 MARCH

Alice Pung Workshop (Yr 9)

Sports: Tennis Inter Boys & Girls

4 Sport: Wyndham

Swim

ming

(division finals) Excursion: U

nit 3 Physics

5 Meet The Teachers Evening (Year

9 & 10)

6 Sports: Tennis Senior Girls &

Boys

7

W

EEK 7 B

10 LABOU

R DAY 11

12 13

Pupil Free Day 14

W

EEK 8 A

17 Sports: Hockey Snr, Soccer Snr

18 Sports: Hockey Snr, Soccer Snr

19 Excursion: U

nit 1 Psychology 20 2015 Parent Inform

ation Evening, 7PM

(bookings essential)

21 Athletics Carnival

(@W

yndham athletics track)

W

EEK 9 B

24 Im

munisations (Yr 9 Boys &

Year 10) Excursion: U

nit 3 Chemistry

Group 1

25 Excursion: U

nit 3 Chemistry

Group 2

26 Sports: N

etball Int. Boys 27 Sw

imm

ing: Regionals@Geelong

Excursion: Year 9 Geography (9A-9D); &

Year 11 Music

28 Excursion: Year 9 Geography (9E-9H) Sports: Table Tennis &

Badminton

W

EEK 10 A

31 1 APRIL Geography Com

petition 2 Excursion: Year 10 Dram

a 3 Excursion: Year 10 Psychology

4 End of Term 1



NEWSLET TER

IN THIS ISSUE Orientation Day | Year 11 | Transition | Great Vic Bike Ride | Awards Night Recipients + more...

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new students

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foundation students

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significant year

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