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The Right Model to Follow for Diversity at Specialized High Schools

Student debaters (photo: @NYCschools) Last week, 5,000 eighth graders got the exciting news that they were offered admission to one of the city's eight test-in Specialized High Schools, which offer a

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Democrats and Republicans Run Parallel Races in Special Elections Created by Corruption

Chris McGrath, Republican candidate for state Senate (photo: @McGrath4Senate) Both groups are accustomed to scrapping for power and attention. With two recent federal corruption convictions, each saw an opportunity to grab

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City Council ‘Deletes’ One Committee, But No Further Reforms Planned

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