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Richard W. Clark has been appointed the executive vice president of the Seattle-based Institute for Education Inquiry. Mr. Clark, 69, had been the senior associate at the institute since it was started in 1992.

Vol. 25, Issue 25, Page 6

Published in Print: March 1, 2006, as Richard W. Clark

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