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For the Week of January 16, 2007

Posted by alicemercer on January 12, 2007

This picture is from Spanish Harlem, a Puerto Rican neighborhood in New York, like the one in our Open Court story this week, “The West Side”.

Our class Podcast for 1/16/2007 features Claudia and Andrea, and an interview with Elizabeth and Zhane

This week’s question is, name one thing you learned, or improved on last week…
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