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Lennie: August recess. I am using some of that time to go to London to see the Eras Tour again now that Taylor Swift has reworked her set list, and I always look forward to traveling with my husband to the Major League Baseball All-Star Game every July.

Colby: I am an outdoor enthusiast and amateur photographer. I am always looking forward to opportunities to combine both passions.

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Ashley: This will be my first summer living in the D.C. area. I’m looking forward to exploring all the city has to offer while checking various museums, restaurants and events off my bucket list.

Connect with Your Advocacy Team

To share concerns, ask questions or get advice on a problem you are encountering in your practice, contact [email protected] or the ACR practice team at [email protected].

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Carina Stanton is a freelance science journalist based in Denver.

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