A heartening tale: the comeback of the Seattle Aquarium
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The U.S. Supreme Court rejects race as a factor in school assignments
Based in part on a Seattle Public Schools case, justices ruled 5-4 that ethnicity cannot be used to determine which school a student attends.
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The Senate might not be ready for the immigration bill, but Idaho is
Many think of Mexican farm labor when it comes to the implications of any legislation redefining immigration law. But there's also a vast middle class of prosperous business people, and some of them waded across the Rio Grande to get here – like Martin Rodriguez, who today is a voting citizen.
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