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diff --git a/pages/mentor/10-community_bonding_period.md b/pages/mentor/10-community_bonding_period.md
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ permalink: mentor/community-bonding-period.html
 sidebar: mentor_sidebar
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-The community bonding period is the 3 weeks between GSoC contributor acceptance and the start of coding date. This is a vital time to engage with your GSoC contributor and set them up for success. Feedback from some GSoC contributors in recent years has been that their mentors and organizations didn't do anything in the community bonding period and they didn't understand what they should have been doing. The Community Bonding Period is the organization's opportunity to set expectations and milestones, welcome the contributor to their community and give the GSoC contributor access to the tools they need to succeed during the coding period. 
+The community bonding period is the 3 weeks between GSoC contributor acceptance and the start of coding date. This is a vital time to engage with your GSoC contributor and set them up for success. Feedback from some GSoC contributors in recent years has been that their mentors and organizations didn't do anything in the community bonding period and they didn't understand what they should have been doing. The Community Bonding Period is the organization's opportunity to set expectations and milestones, welcome the contributor to their community and give the GSoC contributor access to the tools they need to succeed during the coding period.
 
 Many orgs are not using the community bonding constructively - this is direct feedback from a number of GSoC contributors. Remember, the GSoC contributor is excited to start getting involved with your community, welcome them in immediately!
 

diff --git a/pages/mentor/11-setting_expectations.md b/pages/mentor/11-setting_expectations.md
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ In 2022, Google introduced 2 new features to allow more flexibility to the progr
 
 All projects by default are 12 week projects. If a Mentor and GSoC Contributor agree that they want a project to be a different length, for example, 16 weeks, then they ask the Org Admin to adjust the Project Timeline on the GSoC webapp. Adjustments to a project's timeline (and thus length) must be done before an evaluation phase begins. An Org Admin can not change a midterm evaluation deadline once the midterm evaluation period has begun (same with final submission period).
 
-We suggest a small project should not be longer than 12 weeks in most cases. 
+We suggest a small project should not be longer than 12 weeks in most cases.
 
 Sometimes a project is extended to the 18 or 20 weeks because the GSoC Contributor is unable to really get their project going until a few weeks or so later into the coding period due to other commitments (exams, graduation, wedding, etc.). This is why we have designed the program to allow a medium or large project to be anywhere in the 10-22 week period.
 

diff --git a/pages/mentor/20-org_application.md b/pages/mentor/20-org_application.md
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ The ideas page is the most important part of the organization application. Pleas
 3. Active project - have their been commits in the last few months?
 4. Solid understanding of GSoC and its goals - we can see this in your answers to the Org Application questions
 5. Established project - is the org at least 18 months old?
-6. Quality application - did you take the time to answer questions fully? Org apps with just 1 sentence answers show us you don't want to put in the time for the org app so why would Google trust you to devote the time needed to mentor a GSoC contributor? 
+6. Quality application - did you take the time to answer questions fully? Org apps with just 1 sentence answers show us you don't want to put in the time for the org app so why would Google trust you to devote the time needed to mentor a GSoC contributor?
 
 ## Past Success
 

diff --git a/pages/student/18-about_this_manual.md b/pages/student/18-about_this_manual.md
@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ Malveeka is currently a graduate student in the CS dept at UC, San Diego. She pa
 
 **Stephanie Taylor** (2011-current)
 
-Stephanie is the GSoC lead (since 2015) and has worked at Google in the Open Source Programs Office since 2011. Stephanie also led the Google Code-in program for teens that ended in 2020. Stephanie loves adventure travel and discovering the best hot chocolates around the world. 
+Stephanie is the GSoC lead (since 2015) and has worked at Google in the Open Source Programs Office since 2011. Stephanie also led the Google Code-in program for teens that ended in 2020. Stephanie loves adventure travel and discovering the best hot chocolates around the world.
 
 ## 2009 Participants