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We also passed a longterm highway bill for the first time in two decades, allowing us to make long-overdue improvements to our roads and bridges. While we still have work to do on tax reform, we were able to come together to make permanent sales tax deductions as well as deductions for charitable giving and certain educators. We also made section 179 permanent at the $500,000 level, which particularly benefits farmers and ranchers and could increase U.S. economic output by nearly $19 billion over 10 years. This type of tax relief allows South Dakota families and businesses to plan more efficiently and spend more of their money how they see fit. While the accomplishments of the 114th Congress are a start, I am also aware of the challenges we continue to face. Despite getting 240 bipartisan bills signed into law, we still have a broken budget system, an over-sized bureaucracy, too much red tape and a tax code that is more than 74,000 pages in length. 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Over two hundred girls attended the 2016 session. Campus volunteers are again helping with the program, including DSU education students who will facilitate the learning labs, Tech said. Cookie sales will take place Feb. 3 through March 5. A new Girl Scout Cookie is being added to the 2017 line-up to honor 100 years of girls selling cookies, the Girl Scout S’mores Cookie. Girl Scouts attending the “Built by Girls” event will earn their financial literacy badges, and receive a “Cookie University” patch. Parents and volunteers may also attend a session which will cover both financial literacy and cookie topics. The 2017 Cookie University begins at 1 p.m. on January 21 with a welcome at the Dakota Prairie Playhouse. Learning labs will be held in East Hall, Kennedy Hall, and the Tunheim Classroom Building. A rally at the playhouse will end the afternoon’s session at 5 p.m. The girls and leaders or parents may then attend the DSU men’s basketball game against Presentation College. 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