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    The newly installed Executive members of the National Student Council, accompanied by four teachers, paid a courtesy call on His Excellency Sir Rodney Williams yesterday. During the visit, the Council members introduced themselves and outlined their plans for the future.

    Sir Rodney congratulated the students and encouraged them not only to perform their duties diligently, but also to strive for excellence in their academic work. Prior to their departure, discussions were held on various aspects of Antigua and Barbuda’s history as well as a number of education related topics. (Photo courtesy Office of the Governor General)

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