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From: Jason Ketola (jason)
Date: 04/10/06


http://www.mndaily.com/articles/2006/04/10/67946

This piece by CAA volunteer Alice Battey reflects on UDS's stalling on 
making socially positive changes. The title is really misleading.

The Daily accepts letters of 100-250 words at letters@mndaily.com 
(include your name, work/school status, and phone number if you write). 
Notes of thanks to that same address are also good to keep the Daily 
publishing important stories.

Great work Alice!

Jason

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