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A project by American University students on young, first-time voters’ takes on the 2012 presidential candidates.
Apr 25, 2008 11:30 AM EDT
TheWashingtonPostD.C. Wire reported yesterday that a number of schools were in line to win mega bucks from the nonprofit Fight for Children at its School Night event. Last night's three big winners took home $100,000 each: DCPS's Strong John Thomson Elementary School, E.L. Haynes Public Charter School, and San Miguel Middle School. Runners-up got $10,000 each.
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