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The language club's president will graduate in March.
N3 graded Japanese story
部長を一人に決めない選択
Yui's club replaces a winner-take-all president contest with a one-month shared-leadership trial whose responsibilities remain explicit.
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Members must decide how to manage the next term.
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Daichi is confident speaking at school meetings.
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Rina is better at schedules and written communication.
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Some members support Daichi while others support Rina.
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The discussion begins to sound like a personal contest.
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Yui notices that nobody has listed the actual duties.
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She asks the group to name the work before naming a person.
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The list includes meetings, budgets, schedules, and member support.
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Daichi admits that he often forgets written deadlines.
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Rina says she dislikes speaking without preparation.
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Yui proposes a one-month shared-leadership trial.
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Daichi would handle meetings while Rina manages schedules.
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Both would make major decisions with the full club.
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The adviser warns that unclear responsibility can cause confusion.
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The group writes which person owns each specific task.
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Daichi and Rina accept the trial with a review date.
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After one month, missed deadlines have decreased.
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The club votes to continue the divided roles for one term.
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Yui understands that fairness can mean redesigning the choice itself.