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Nearly two years later, Centennial Scholars proposal going nowhere

Alexander Maclean, Cronkite News Service//November 5, 2009//

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Nearly two years later, Centennial Scholars proposal going nowhere

Nearly two years later, Centennial Scholars proposal going nowhere

Alexander Maclean, Cronkite News Service//November 5, 2009//

In her 2008 State of the State Address, Gov. Janet Napolitano proposed providing, despite the state’s growing economic challenges, free college tuition to Arizona high school students who get good...

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