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Seattle's botanical gap
Why is this city so behind others in downtown green spaces and gardens?
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China's students are taking on the world
A teacher at Highline Community College on a faculty exchange in Shanghai discovers that young Chinese no longer just 'memorize and regurgitate.' Urged on by their nation's leaders, they want to be innovators.
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