February 17, 1988
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PAGE 36 - Commentary
The extensive media coverage given to recent events at Eastside High School in Paterson, N.J., serves to focus our attention on the ongoing crises in public education and to remind us of the need for compassionate, supportive programs for disadvantaged young people.
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