John Legend on innnovation
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Apr. 18, 2012 - Grammy Award-winning recording artist John Legend speaks with the Washington Post's Innovations editor Emi Kolawole about what innovation means to him. Legend was in Washington D.C. on April 18 to celebrate the winners of Samsung's Solve for Tomorrow contest--part of an effort to increase interest and enthusiasm in math and science among American high school students. Five high schools were selected in February as grand prize winners to receive $100,000-worth of technology from Samsung, Microsoft, the Adobe Foundation and DIRECTV. (/The Washington Post) Correction: Clarification:
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