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An Education Department e-mail newsletter has some artful editing.
No one can accuse the Department of Education of failing to accentuate the positive.
Since 2003, the department has routinely sent out Extra Credit e-mails that highlight the speeches of the secretary of education, President Bush, and other federal officials. Those electronic newsletters also often call attention to positive news stories and editorials on the president’s premier education priority, the No Child Left Behind Act, in...
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