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As a college student I have plenty of experience when it comes to collaborating with peers. Whether it be on a group project, a team sport, or a just simply in a school club or organization. One of the times I collaborated with my peers was just a few months ago on my college campus. Me and some fellow students were all sitting outside relaxing after having finished our classes for the day. Where we were sitting just happen to be by one of the campus trashcans. When I looked down by the trashcan I noticed so much trash around the can but not in it. I then looked around the campus and actually saw trash everywhere that I honestly never noticed. I told my fellow students that we pay to be here so we should not just sit by and watch our campus

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