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We Read it For You Series
Colleges Worth Your Money: A Guide to What America's Top Schools Can Do for You by Andrew Belasco
Tuesday, May 26th | 1:00 p.m.
Colleges Worth Your Money: A Guide to What America's Top Schools Can Do for You by Andrew Belasco, Dave Bergman, and Michael Trivette is a guide for students and parents to evaluate the return on investment (ROI) of top U.S. colleges, offering data on career outcomes and student benefits beyond just admissions. It provides in-depth profiles and statistics for hundreds of schools to help with the college selection process, focusing on value in a high-cost, competitive environment. Part of the "We Read it For You" series with The College Funding Coach.
Columbia University: How to Get in and What to Know
Tuesday, May 26th | 2:00 p.m.
Are you considering applying to Columbia University? Whether you are beginning the college search process or finalizing your list, this is a great opportunity to learn all about Columbia and hear expert tips on how to get in from IvyWise college admissions counselors Mike (formerly at Stanford University) and Nat (formerly at New York University). Mike and Nat will share insights into the latest application data at Columbia and what the upcoming admissions cycles may look like for those hoping to become Columbians.
College Admissions for Great Kids Without Great GPAs
Tuesday, May 26th | 7:00 p.m.
Many families are led to believe that anything less than a near-perfect GPA will severely limit college options. The truth is, colleges look at far more than one number, and students with imperfect grades can still earn strong outcomes, especially when families understand how to approach the process strategically. Join for a practical, parent-focused webinar on how to help your student build momentum, highlight strengths, and make smart college admissions decisions from now through senior year.
MC Biotech Pre-Apprenticeship Open House
Tuesday, May 26th | 6:00-7:30 p.m.
Learn how the Biotech Pre-Apprenticeship program at Montgomery College develops entry-level Biotech employment skills to start an apprenticeship, and provides an early start toward earning an AAS degree in Biotechnology or a Biomanufacturing Certificate.
9th Grade Roadmap: Start Your College Prep Strong
Wednesday, May 27th | 3:00 p.m.
High school is just getting started for students in the class of 2029, and the habits and choices you’ve made throughout 9th grade will lay the foundation for everything that follows. Now is the perfect time to reflect on your first year and plan ahead to make the most of the next three. Join for an expert look at what 9th graders should be focusing on this spring and summer to build a strong foundation for the rest of high school and beyond. From selecting the right courses to developing your personal profile and identifying the best-fit extracurricular activities and summer plans, our counselors will walk you through the key steps to take before 10th grade begins. Whether you’re feeling ahead of the game or not sure where to start, this webinar will give you a clear, actionable roadmap for the months ahead.
Conquering the Common App: Top Mistakes to Avoid
Wednesday, May 27th | 7:00 p.m.
The Common App opens the door to 1,000+ colleges and universities, but many students approach it without a solid strategy. From essays that don’t sound authentic to “optional” sections that aren’t really optional, small mistakes can weaken otherwise strong applications. In this practical, parent-focused webinar, our expert counselors will share the Common App mistakes students often make and how your family can avoid them. You’ll walk away with clear, actionable advice for helping your teen build a stronger application while keeping the timeline and workload manageable.
Application Workshop:
Breaking Down the College Search
Wednesday, May 27th | 7:00-8:30 p.m.
During this workshop, you'll learn how to identify which college characteristics are most important to you as you research schools and decide where to apply, Led by experts at Johns Hopkins University.
Hit the Right Note:
College Admissions and Music Programs
Thursday, May 28th | 6:30 p.m.
Considering music as a college major? Join for an expert panel discussion to learn more about the application process and what it's like to major in music. Presenters include faculty and staff from Oberlin Conservatory, Susquehanna University and University of Maryland Baltimore County.
College Essay & Application Kick-off for Juniors, Part 1:
How to Write an Outstanding Personal Statement
Thursday, May 28th | 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Join for a free two-part webinar series to review ways high school juniors can succeed in the upcoming college application season. In Part 1: How to Write an Outstanding Personal Statement, you'll learn: the purpose of the personal statement (i.e., what colleges are looking for), two fun ways to find your personal statement topic, how (and why) to show your core values, see two successful personal statement examples, and find out what topics to potentially avoid.
Potomac Nationals with the National Hot Rod Association Youth & Education Services Program
Friday, May 29th
The 2026 NHRA Youth & Education Services Program is a FREE program that focuses on the importance of goals and continued education; additionally, it allows students to learn about and explore various career opportunities. Students are presented with career, educational, and scholarship opportunities from our official NHRA YES Program Partners: FORD, Gerber Collision & Glass, NAPA Auto Parts, and The United States Air Force. All students, teachers, parents, and chaperones receive a free race ticket, which gives students the opportunity to observe the same real world scenarios discussed in the videos applied live and in person.
College Sports Recruiting Panel
Sunday, May 31st | 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.
Many teenagers dream of playing sports at the college level but often lack the information needed to make that dream a reality. Featuring current and former college coaches and athletic directors, this panel will educate both parents and teens 13-17 on the recruiting process, tuition assistance, and how to successfully navigate the path to collegiate athletics.
Panel sobre reclutamiento deportivo universitario
Domingo, 31 de mayo | 11:00 a.m. a 1:00 p.m.
Muchos adolescentes sueñan con practicar deportes a nivel universitario, pero a menudo carecen de la información necesaria para hacer realidad ese sueño. Con la participación de entrenadores y directores deportivos universitarios —tanto actuales como exmiembros—, este panel orientará tanto a padres como a adolescentes de entre 13 y 17 años sobre el proceso de reclutamiento, la asistencia para el pago de la matrícula y cómo transitar con éxito el camino hacia el deporte universitario.
Beyond Rankings: The Data Colleges Quietly Publish (and How Parents Can Use It)
Monday, June 1st | 7:00 p.m.
Helping your teen research colleges can feel like trying to unlock a mystery. How do you find current stats on admissions rates, enrolled student demographics, financial aid awards, and more? The good news is, colleges actually publish many of the answers, hidden in plain sight through a little-known resource called the Common Data Set (CDS). Join for a lively, parent-friendly session where he’ll show you how to decode the CDS and use it to make smarter, more strategic decisions for your teen.
Day of Health Sciences: STEM for Her
Saturday, June 6th | 10:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m.
Are you curious about careers in healthcare and health sciences? Join for an interactive experience where you’ll meet healthcare professionals, explore exciting career paths in medicine and patient care, and gain insight into what it takes to succeed in the field. Participants will have the opportunity to connect with health science professionals (you'll meet and network with inspiring women working in healthcare and STEM fields), explore Career Pathways (learn about careers in health sciences and ask questions about education, certifications, career journeys, and job opportunities), and win raffle prizes!
Summer Steps for Financial Aid
Thursday, June 4th | 5:00-6:00 p.m.
The Summer Steps for Financial Aid walkthrough provides a timeline for new and returning college students to complete during the summer. We discuss understanding and paying the college bill, applying for outside scholarships or additional loans, and various other financial aid steps (such as the Master Promissory Note and loan entrance counseling, a brief discussion on appeals, and planning for indirect expenses). There will also be opportunities for Q&A and follow-up support.
College Essay & Application Kick-off for Juniors, Part 2: How to Create an Outstanding College Application
Thursday, June 4th | 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Join for a free two-part webinar series to review ways high school juniors can succeed in the upcoming college application season. In Part 2: How to Create an Outstanding College Application, you'll learn: what colleges are looking for in 2026, the other essential parts of your college application, writing great supplemental essays, tips for creating a great activities list, how to make use of the additional info section of the Common App, and read a sample successful college application.
Montgomery College Paying for College Series:
How to Avoid Having Your Courses Deleted
Wednesday, June 11th | 6:00 p.m.
The Paying for College Series will break down the essentials of financial aid, scholarships, costs, billing, and more. Whether you’re a student, parent, or counselor, these sessions are designed to help you make informed decisions and feel confident about paying for college and career training.
LAUNCH: Linking Access, Unity, Networking, Collaboration and Higher Education
Wednesday, June 10th | 8:00 p.m.
Cornell University, Emory University, Pomona College, Rice University and Washington University in St. Louis are proud to present LAUNCH (Linking Access, Unity, Networking, Collaboration and Higher Education). At LAUNCH, you'll virtually meet admission officers from all five partner institutions and learn more about what unites them.
Introducing RIT
Tuesday, June 16th | 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Join for a virtual admissions event where you can learn about RIT's future focused majors, exceptional co-op and internship program, combined accelerated bachelor's/master's degrees, and more. This is a perfect first look at RIT for high school students.
How Inclusive Hiring Transforms Teams
Wednesday, June 17th | 12:00 p.m.
Join BroadFutures for the second webinar in the series, "Ripples of Impact: Conversations on Neurodiversity." This session will center the ripple effect of inclusive hiring, exploring how neurodiverse talent strengthens teams, culture, and business outcomes.
College Essay Tips from Admissions Officers
Wednesday, June 17th | 4:00-5:00 p.m.
In this panel discussion, admissions counselors from Colorado College, Miami University (Ohio), and The University of Tampa will talk about how they read and review essays, they’ll answer your burning questions about how to pick a topic, and will share their practical tips for all stages of the writing process. Whether you are just starting to brainstorm an idea or are ready to revise, this event will leave you with the clarity you need to effectively tell your story.
Build Your College List With Cost in Mind–A Mid-Year Planning Guide
Thursday, June 18th | 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Plan ahead as you start to think about your college list and learn the benefits of considering cost while building your list. Presented by The College Funding Coach.
The Truth About College Majors
Monday, June 22nd | 11:30-12:30 a.m.
Do you know what you want to major in when you go to college? Does it seem like all your friends do? Many students get stuck in the college application process because they don't know what they want to major in. While in some cases, you need to plan for a specific college major while you're still in high school, most of the time that's not the case, and many students even go into college with "Undecided" as their declared major, which is completely fine. Hear from admissions experts from McDaniel College and George Washington University to get the information you'll need to feel more comfortable and confident about college majors and how that information applies to you!
We Read it For You Series
Dream School: Finding the College That's Right for You by Jeffrey Selingo
Tuesday, June 23rd | 1:00 p.m.
Dream School: Finding the College That's Right for You by Jeffrey J. Selingo is a guide for students and parents to look beyond highly selective universities and find a college that's a better fit, focusing on factors like strong job prospects, hands-on learning, and a sense of belonging. The book argues against the "Top 25 or bust" mentality, providing a roadmap to discover valuable, accessible, and affordable "hidden gem" schools that offer great outcomes, using research and a survey of over 3,000 parents to identify colleges that meet these priorities. Part of the "We Read it For You" series with The College Funding Coach.
Essays that Kicked Apps!
Wednesday, June 24th | 10:00-11:00 a.m.
Join experts from The Princeton Review to get tips and advice on how to craft a college application essay that will put your best foot forward in your applications. This free session is part of the summer 2025 free College Admissions Seminar Series. Note that this session will run again on August 4th.
Pathways/Tuition Fit: Find the Schools that You Can Afford
Wednesday, June 24th | 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m.
The Pathways/Tuition Fit platform provides tools and resources you can use to protect yourself from high-debt, low-value programs that do not lead to gainful employment, and how you can incorporate this information into your college search. Join this session to learn more about how to use this platform.
Finding Your Advocates: Letters of Recommendation
Wednesday, June 24th | 4:00-5:00 p.m.
Letters of recommendation allow admissions counselors to see you through the eyes of the people who know you best. In this session, you'll learn how to identify who to ask for a letter and the best way to approach them. You’ll get straightforward advice on when to make your request and what details to share with your recommenders to help them highlight your strengths. Bring your questions and leave with clear steps to take to gain strong support for your application. Featuring admissions counselors from: Centre College, John Carroll University, University of Chicago, and University of South Carolina.
Roadmap to College: Grades 9 & 10
Tuesday, June 30th | 10:00-11:00 a.m.
For 9th and 10th graders, the Princeton Review college roadmap focuses on establishing strong academic foundations, building consistent study habits, and engaging in deep extracurricular involvement. Key actions include taking challenging courses, exploring interests, starting extracurriculars, and taking the PSAT as practice. Join this webinar to learn more about what you should focus on during the first half of high school to be ready to focus on college later on.
Finding Your Dream College
Tuesday, July 1st | 10:00-11:00 a.m.
There is a dream college for every student, but they need to pick from thousands of schools across the country. This presentation from The Princeton Review informs students about what a dream college is for them, what a college wants in dream students, and what they must do to get in to their dream colleges. Hosted by The Princeton Review with Montgomery County Public Schools.
Ask Me Anything!
Tuesday, July 7th | 11:00-12:00 p.m.
Do you have questions about college or career paths or financial aid or scholarships? Join our open Zoom and we'll address your questions. In this special session, you'll get the wisdom of College and Career Navigators from Magruder, Whitman, B-CC, Northwood, and Springbrook.
When and How to Use AI/Chap GPT Responsibly and Ethically in College Apps
Tuesday, July 7th | 1:00-2:00 p.m.
AI tools like ChatGPT can be used responsibly in college applications to enhance brainstorming, structure essays, and improve grammar, but not to write entire essays or replace personal reflection. It's crucial to maintain authenticity and transparency in your use of AI, and to be aware of potential policies at your target universities. Hear from admissions counselors at George Washington University and Hood College on this timely topic.
Hidden Gems of the DMV: What Small, Local, Private Colleges Have to Offer
Tuesday, July 7th | 12:30-1:30 p.m.
Many students get hyper-focused on large public universities and don’t realize the possibilities that exist in smaller schools. Join this session and hear from experts from some of our local hidden gems about the benefits of a liberal arts education, and find out how financial aid works at a private school vs. a public/state school.
Telling Your Story Through Your Activities List
Wednesday, July 8th | 4:00-5:00 p.m.
What you do outside the classroom is a vital part of your application. Join admissions officers from Eastern Connecticut State University, Lawrence University, Syracuse University, and Wake Forest University for a Q&A discussion to learn how to list and describe your activities, jobs, honors, in ways that truly reflect your experiences. Whether you have school clubs to share, or important responsibilities at home or work, you’ll leave with ideas on how to best present your interests and passions to the admissions committee.
Applying to International Schools
Thursday, July 9th | 11:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m.
Applying to international schools typically involves submitting documentation like school reports, transcripts, and potentially standardized test scores. It's also crucial to consider language proficiency, particularly if the school's primary language of instruction differs from the applicant's native language. Many schools require interviews as part of the admission process. Hear from experts to make sure you're prepared for international applications.
How Colleges Decide: A Look Into the Admissions Committee
Thursday, July 9th | 10:00-11:00 a.m.
Inside a college admissions committee, applications undergo a multi-step process, from initial review by first readers to full committee deliberation. Join experts from The Princeton Review to learn more in this free session, part of the summer 2026 free College Admissions Seminar Series.
Maryland Service Year Info Session
Thursday, July 9th | 1:30-2:30 p.m.
Service Year Maryland is a program signed into law by Maryland Governor Wes Moore. A service year is an opportunity to develop real-world skills through hands-on service. There are over 65,000 service year opportunities in a variety of issues all across the country. This session will provide information on how the program works and what opportunities are available. This session will provide information on how the program works and what opportunities are available.
SAT: What You Need to Know
Tuesday, July 14th | 10:00-11:00 a.m.
Join Princeton Review virtually to learn what to expect with the SAT. Hosted by The Princeton Review with Montgomery County Public Schools.
University of Maryland: How to Improve Your Chances of Getting In
Wednesday, July 15th | 11:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m.
Hear directly from Montgomery County's UMD admissions counselor and get advice on how to maximize your chances of being accepted into one of Maryland's top schools.
The Importance of the Supplemental Essays
Thursday, July 16th | 11:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m.
Supplemental essays are crucial for college applications because they allow applicants to demonstrate their individual personality, expertise, and fit within a specific institution. They provide a platform to go beyond academic achievements and show a deeper understanding of the school and its programs. In essence, supplemental essays offer a chance to present a well-rounded picture of the applicant, highlighting their unique qualities and why they are a good fit for the college. Join this session to learn more about why this piece of your application is critical and how to make the most of it.
The College Seesaw—Balancing Dreams with Financial Reality
Thursday, July 16th | 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Choosing a college isn’t just about where your child wants to go. It’s about what your family can afford without disrupting the parent or child’s financial future. Learn how to set clear financial boundaries, identify schools that offer significant scholarship money, navigate the emotions of saying "no", what tools to use to do your research, and more.
SAT Virtual Practice Test
Saturday, July 18th | 9:00 a.m.
Boost your scores with a free SAT practice exam. All students will participate in a realistic testing experience and receive an instant score report.
The Importance of Extracurriculars
Monday, July 20th | 11:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m.
Extracurricular activities are important because they offer students numerous benefits beyond academic learning, including fostering social skills, leadership development, and exploring interests. They can also enhance college applications and improve time management skills. Join this session to learn the benefits of getting involved.
Ask an Admissions Officer:
How Decisions Really Get Made
Wednesday, July 22nd | 2:00-3:00 p.m.
Ever wonder what happens to your application after you hit “submit”? Join admissions experts from Pomona College, University of Rochester, University of Vermont, and Wesleyan University for a behind-the-scenes look at how applications are reviewed. They’ll touch on what factors matter most and how committees work together to make final decisions. This is your chance to get advice directly from the people who review applications. Bring along your questions and leave with the confidence you need to put your best foot forward.
Before you Apply: What Rising Seniors Need to Know Before Application Season Begins
Thursday, July 23rd | 12:00-1:00 p.m.
Get a detailed explanation of everything high school seniors should know in the months leading up to college application season. Led by Josh Saunders with The Answer Class.
Senior Year...Never Fear!
Thursday, July 23rd | 12:30-1:30 p.m.
Kick off your college planning with this virtual workshop from The College Coaches, which will cover action items for summer, the timeline for applying, key terms to understand, financial aid and merit aid basics, tips to reduce stress, understanding demonstrated interest, Common App basics, essay-writing dos and don'ts, and an explanation of what supplemental essays are. I hope many of you will take advantage of this important event and help get yourselves ready for college applications this fall!
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ACT: What You Need to Know
Tuesday, July 28th | 10:00-11:00 a.m.
Join Princeton Review virtually to learn what to expect with the ACT. Hosted by The Princeton Review with Montgomery County Public Schools.
ACT Virtual Practice Test
Saturday, August 1st | 9:00 a.m.
Boost your scores with a free ACT practice exam. All students will participate in a realistic testing experience and receive an instant score report.
We Read it For You Series
The Truth about College: The Essential Guide for Parents and Teens—So You Can Make the Right Choice Together by Ric Edelman
Tuesday, July 28th | 12:00 p.m.
The Truth about College: The Essential Guide for Parents and Teens—So You Can Make the Right Choice Together by Ric Edelman is an unbiased, accurate, and up-to-date guide to making college-related decisions: Should I go to college? Which college should I go to? When should I go? What should I study? How should I pay for college? Should I work while I'm attending? . Part of the "We Read it For You" series with The College Funding Coach.
RIT College and Career Exploration
Tuesday, July 28th and Wednesday, July 29th
Whether you have a specific career in mind or you’re simply curious about different degree programs, College and Careers is the perfect place to start. Interactive workshops give rising high school seniors a taste of the college experience. Explore your interests, interact with college faculty, and get the information you need to take your next steps. Choose from over 60 interactive workshops as you craft your own schedule.
Highly Selective Universities—What Does it Take?
Thursday, July 30th | 12:00-1:00 p.m.
How do highly selective universities make their admissions decisions? What criteria are used to determine which students are admitted and which are not? Attend this webinar to learn more about this process and whether a school like this is right for you.
Essays that Kicked Apps!
Tuesday, August 4th | 10:00-11:00 a.m.
Join experts from The Princeton Review to get tips and advice on how to craft a college application essay that will put your best foot forward in your applications. This free session is part of the summer 2025 free College Admissions Seminar Series. Note that this is the same session that ran on June 24th.
How to Effectively Fill Out the Common App Activities Section
Thursday, July 30th | 11:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m.
To effectively fill out the Common App activities section, prioritize quality over quantity, focusing on meaningful and impactful activities rather than simply filling all available spaces. Get expert advice on how to maximize your impact with this part of your college applications.
How to Navigate College Recruiting and the NCAA
Tuesday, August 4th | 1:00-2:00 p.m.
Navigating college recruiting and the NCAA requires a proactive approach, starting with understanding the NCAA Eligibility Center and its requirements. Join this session to get the critical info you need.
Roadmap to College: Grades 11 & 12
Thursday, August 6th | 10:00-11:00 a.m.
According to The Princeton Review, the college roadmap for grades 11 and 12 focuses on maximizing GPA, rigorous coursework (AP/IB), and taking the SAT/ACT by spring of junior year. Key steps include researching schools, starting applications in the summer before senior year, securing letters of recommendation, and showcasing "X factor" extracurricular passions.
How to Earn the Grades That Get You Into College
Wednesday, August 12th | 10:00-11:00 a.m.
Colleges consider a student's GPA, which reflects their academic performance, a crucial factor in the admissions process. Join experts from The Princeton Review to learn more in this free session.
College Application Bootcamp
Monday through Thursday, August 10-13
10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.
Class of 2027, bring your laptops or Chromebooks and let’s start your college applications! Come get essay support and financial aid information, too. We'll create a Going Merry account for scholarships, and create your Common App account and link it to Naviance. NO Registration requested (because I'll be bringing snacks and need to know how much to bring each day) but you're also welcome to just show up!
SAT/ACT Prep Session
Tuesday, August 11th | 11:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m.
This session will cover the basics of what students need to do to be prepared for the SAT or ACT. This should not be a replacement for studying or for a lengthier prep course.
PSAT Virtual Practice Test
Saturday, August 15th | 9:00 a.m.
Boost your scores with a free PSAT practice exam. All students will participate in a realistic testing experience and receive an instant score report.
PSAT...Now What?
Tuesday, August 18th | 10:00-11:00 a.m.
In this free webinar, admissions experts teach you how a good PSAT score can help your child win a National Merit Scholarship and explore what the next steps are—including whether your child is on track for the award. Most importantly, the PSAT is a great indicator of SAT and ACT readiness. Based on different score ranges and target schools, this webinar will help you build a test-prep plan for your child.
In-State Tuition for Out-of-State Students—Legal Loopholes and Strategies
Thursday, August 20th | 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Is your child dreaming of attending an out-of-state college, but the cost seems insane? The biggest issue in college planning is safeguarding your family’s financial future while supporting your child’s aspirations. This is incredibly challenging when your child is interested in attending an out-of-state school. This session will share essential knowledge and strategies for making out-of-state college more affordable.
We Read it For You Series
Paying for College—Everything You Need to Maximize Financial Aid and Afford College by Kalman Chany
Tuesday, August 25th | 12:00 p.m.
Paying for College—Everything You Need to Maximize Financial Aid and Afford College by Kalman Chany is a comprehensive guide providing line-by-line instructions for completing FAFSA forms and strategies to maximize financial aid while minimizing college costs. Part of the "We Read it For You" series with The College Funding Coach.
FAFSA 2026–What You Need to Know Before Filing
Thursday, September 17th | 7:00-8:00 p.m.
This session will provide an overview of FAFSA changes and what you'll need to file on time.
Experts Advancing Neurodiversity & Workforce Inclusion
Wednesday, September 23rd | 12:00 p.m.
Join BroadFutures for the final webinar in the series, "Ripples of Impact: Conversations on Neurodiversity." This session explores emerging trends in hiring, best practices, and the future of inclusive employment.
Demystifying the CSS Profile–What High-Cost Schools Really Ask
Thursday, October 15th | 7:00-8:00 p.m.
This session will go over what the CSS Profile is, which schools require it, and what you need to submit it.
How to Find Scholarships That Your Child Can Actually Win
Thursday, November 15, 2026 | 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Searching for scholarships can feel like looking for a needle in a haystack. Get the resources you need to be efficient and proactive to make sure you have the money you need to afford your college journey!
Paying for College Without Sacrificing Retirement
Thursday, December 17, 2026 | 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Topics will include whether it's worthwhile to complete financial aid forms, cost reduction tactics and strategies, using tax-efficient money and versatile financial vehicles, and more.
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PAST EVENT RECORDINGS
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