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Business, 05.10.2020 01:01, hargunk329

Slies Editing Voice | Sensitivity Editor Case Study 1: The Donation Rebecca is the director of a small not-for-profit child care and education program. Her uncle, a pediatrician is retiring and shutting down his practice. He has sold many of the items from his office but has offered to let Rebecca have anything that is left over for the center. As money is always tight, she appreciates the offer and goes to his office to see what he has. The items available for donation include the following: 2 adult-size metal desks 2 adult-size leather office chairs 6 child-size chairs made of a durable heavy-duty plastic 2 tall cabinets with locking doors 5 cases of plain white 8-by-11-inch paper 3 large area rugs from the waiting room numerous toys from the waiting room a small box of comic books a plastic container with used crayons 3 boxes of unopened crayons 15 mused coloring books 2 boxes of sample packages of chewable children's aspirin some pillows and blankets used occasionally in treatment rooms . 1) Are there any items on this list that Rebecca should automatically decline? 2) Which of these items are appropriate for use in the children's area of the center? 3) Which of these items are appropriate for the administrative areas of the center?

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