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A homemade cardboard chair stands against a plain background, with the text on the right reading Exhibition: The Cardboard Chair.

The Cardboard Chair Exhibition

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Shane Duenow, Brent Spirnak
Published May 27, 2022
7th grade students at HTMMA see if their cardboard chairs hold up to the ultimate test...

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The Cardboard Chair Exhibition
Shane Duenow, Brent Spirnak

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7th grade students at HTMMA see if their cardboard chairs hold up to the ultimate test… elementary students!

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