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The debt these radical organizations owe to the foundations, and the extent that they are, in fact, creatures of these foundations, was admitted by Henry Santiestevan, former head of the Southwest Council of La Raza, the forerunner to the present NCLR. A NCLR report shows that many states are exempting ELLs from test score and student outcomes, which thwarts the very purpose of the law--to reach the most disadvantaged students. During the recent taping of the 2006 NCLR ALMA Awards (airing June 5 on ABC), several stars got good vibrations from a new fitness craze: a machine called the TurboSonic. |
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