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D.C. Chief Financial Officer Natwar M. Gandhi. (TWP)Posted at 7:00 AM ET, 05/ 1/2010
Should high schools eliminate honors at graduation?
A high school student writes that high school graduations should honor all students equally, and that icons on programs and honor cords should be eliminated.
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