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This document provides details for screen 15 of an app storyboard describing the Thomas Cooper Circulation reserves scene. The screen describes other reserve items like lockers, study carrels, and rooms that allow safe places for students to store belongings and study on campus. It includes details about font, text, audio, transitions, and was inspired by Maricopa Community College's app authoring site.
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