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Hello everyone, my name is Brett Dahmer. This will be my last semester at Calhoun Community College, because I will have obtained enough credits to graduate with an Associate’s Degree. Originally I am not from Alabama but moved here for a job working with hardware, firmware, and software reconfiguration. Lastly, I find the history of art to be a fascinating subject and hope each and every one of you will enjoy it as much as
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