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I hope that a group called "Students First" would make it a top priority to stop the rapid rise in New York City public school class sizes. »
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Ken Stern is a bit puzzled. The Cobble Hill resident is about to take part in the Annual American Crossword Tournament (ACPT)—for the 15th time. He offers, “My greatest achievement was last year, when I finished 18th overall and second in the B-divisio... »
I hope that a group called "Students First" would make it a top priority to stop the rapid rise in New York City public school class sizes. »
