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Fair increase: More students attend
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What strikes Alicia B. Gilmore about the Chicago National College
Fair is how it keeps expanding.
"This fair continues to grow in terms of the number of colleges
that attend and the number of students who attend," said Gilmore, who
is chairwoman of this year's fair.
More students than ever may attend the free fair this year because
more from central and southern Illinois are expected to make the
trip, said Gilmore, who also is director of the Chicago satellite
office of admission...
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Vital Signs: Students From Black African Nations at U.S. Colleges and Universities
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