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Response to GIPS
This is in response to an announcement that appeared in the Sunday Standard of November 16 2008, and subsequently in the Botswana Gazette, Mmegi and other publications, the announcement which was seemingly sponsored by the Student Representative Council (SRC) of Gaborone Institute of Professional Studies (GIPS) Gaborone campus.
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LEW-PORT: Confusion over $28M project grows
Board requests more information from architects before making cuts
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Around Town
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Charter Launches “Local Edition,” Ends Public Access
ON THE SET. “Local Edition” host tracy Young interviews Melanie Washington during a taping of the new cable show. —Gazette photo by Harry Saltzgaver Charter Communications and its forebears have been Long Beach’s cable television company since the beginning of the industry.
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Robertshaw Developer Promises Top Quality
FACING THE NEIGHBORS. John Killen, standing, explains Xebec Realty Partners’s plans for the land next to Colin Powell Academy last week. —Gazette photo by Leslie A.M. Smith
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Making a Difference by Reading to Kids
Studies show that reading to kids can make a difference in their education. That's why local schools had several people in our communities visit classrooms last week and read on national "Read to Me Day," including local Olympian Jeremy Cummings who won a bronze medal in Beijing.
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School Board Rescinds Appointment
On a 3-2 vote, the McCook Public Schools board of education Monday evening rescinded its vote on Nov. 10 that appointed Gary Power to complete the two years remaining in the term of Greg Larson, who resigned in September.
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