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The document is a request form submitted to the Library Administration at Cornell University for the use of library space to host events related to Black History Month 2013. The proposal outlines the project details, including the title, dates, locations within the libraries, and a description of planned activities by the Black Students United organization. The aim is to create educational displays that highlight Black history and achievements, utilizing various spaces in Olin and Uris Libraries.

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