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How many people has your project helped?  : 
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See map: Google Maps
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In high school pens and pencils are certainly not in short supply. Everyone uses them for all kinds of reasons. The majority of pencils are still made out of wood, and with the large number of students each using a large number of pencils, the amount of "trees" consumed quickly rises. 
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"Smencils" are pencils made from recycled newspaper that are incensed with various smells. There are pencils that smell like oranges, cotton candy, chocolate, watermelon, grape, cherry, among others. The Environmental Club at Kent Place School held a "smencil" sale in order to get students to use recycled products. By reducing the amount of wooden pencils consumed, we reduce the amount of trees "cut" down. 
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Total hours volunteered (to date): 
10
Start Date: 
10/23/2008
End Date: 
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Money Raised: 
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See map: Google Maps
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