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Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Dunedin Closes Shop

Posted on 10:09 AM by Unknown
I'm sorry to see The Dunedin School shutting down. I hope they change their minds about making the archives invisible. What's the point? They've done a lot of fine work and it would be a shame to see it evaporate. It's just plain Wrong.
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