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The Big Fair

The peak covers SFU`s Big Fair hosted by Work Integrated Learning. We talked to some of the career and volunteer figures, as well student volunteers and employers.

Created: Julian Giordano

Score: Broke for Free

Special thanks:
Work Integrated Learning
Jeremy Mamisoa
and all the volunteers

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