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Clinton coming to Allston school
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WASHINGTON -- Jackson Mann Elementary School in Allston will host
President Clinton during his six-hour visit Tuesday to Boston. The
White House yesterday released Clinton's schedule for the trip. He
is to arrive at Logan Airport at 11:10 a.m., and proceed to the Park
Plaza ...
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Clinton coming to Allston school
The Boston Globe
; WASHINGTON -- Jackson Mann Elementary School in Allston will host President Clinton during his six-hour visit Tuesday to Boston. The White House yesterday released Clinton's schedule for the trip. He is to arrive at Logan Airport at 11:10 a.m., and proceed to the Park Plaza Hotel for a reception
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Local girls stepping up to follow their passion.(Arts and Lifestyle)
The Boston Herald
; Byline: TENLEY WOODMAN Stomp the Yard, in theaters today, pays homage to the stepping traditions of African-American fraternities and sororities, but this cultural activity has roots a lot closer to home: the schoolyard. Ten girls at the Jackson Mann School in Brighton call themselves The Best of
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Elementary school teachers prepare for presidential visit.
The Boston Herald
; President Clinton will be at the Jackson Mann Elementary School in Allston-Brighton today to discuss ending social promotion and his national education agenda. I think it's an honor for the school that the president of the United States is coming to this complex, Joanne Collins Russell, principal
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Hub Dems await Clinton with eyes on conventio.
The Boston Herald
; President Clinton flees scandal-seized Washington today, only to step into the middle of another raging battle - Boston's bid to land the 2000 Democratic National Convention. Mayor Thomas M. Menino, despite a persistant cough from a lung infection, plans to stay at Clinton's side throughout the day
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OFFERING A FEW WORDS IN HONOR OF 2005
The Boston Globe
; Fourth-grade teachers at the Jackson Mann Elementary School pushed aside their lesson plans on a recent Friday morning, and spent 2,005 seconds reading to 106 enthusiastic children. Students sat side by side on the stage and listened to the event's organizer, teacher Gertrude Fowkes, read lines
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Students applaud education message.
The Boston Herald
; President Clinton promised a throng of beaming Allston-Brighton schoolchildren yesterday he'll invest $200 million next year to strengthen public schools in Boston and across the country. Nothing is more important than giving our children a world-class education, Clinton told youngsters at the
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Program pairs new teachers with mentors
The Boston Globe
; Suppose there were a program that attracted bright, committed young people to teaching, gave them the experience and skills they need to handle a classroom, and, at the same time, rejuvenated veteran teachers. There is. It does not rely on $20,000 signing bonuses or expensive, top- heavy
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RENT RALLY
The Boston Globe
; Tenants, including Jeanette Dawson, protested rent increases yesterday during a rally at the Jackson Mann School in Allston. / GLOBE STAFF PHOTO / EVAN RICHMAN
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CUSTOMERS PUT HEAT ON NSTAR BUSINESSES FILE LOSS CLAIMS OVER POWER OUTAGES
The Boston Globe
; Some crowded a branch library in Brookline, while others grabbed claim forms in Allston, Mission Hill, and Brighton, all of them armed, as if for battle, with a pen in their hand and a horror story to tell. A story about power outages. As NStar yesterday opened four claim centers throughout the
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HOLIDAY CHEER
The Boston Globe
; Students from the Jackson Mann School celebrate the dedication of a Christmas Tree yesterday outside their school in Allston. The holiday event was sponsored by the city and community civic groups. / GLOBE STAFF PHOTO/WENDY MAEDA
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