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The document is a newsletter from the University League at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, detailing an upcoming Autumn Dinner featuring author David Maraniss, who will discuss his writing journey and upcoming works. It also includes a message from the president emphasizing the importance of reading for children, volunteer opportunities within the community, and highlights from a recent Big Ten Women’s Conference. Additionally, it announces a scholarship in honor of Barbara Gerloff and expresses gratitude to donors supporting literacy programs.

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