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    | Gary Bacon's students interviewed people
    in the San Francisco Bay Area
 The California Connection
 Interviews of Native Americans by students in The Learning Community"He was the type of man whose smile made me smile
    and whose words drew me closer. Right away I began to question him about his life,
    especially about his Ohlone connection ...""I witnessed the suffrage of the people. They
    didnt have enough food; they were forced to live in rooms full of adults and
    children who were sick and dying. It is sad to see what humans can do to other humans
    ..." "The feather started spinning around and created a
    whirlpool. It spun and spun until it stopped, then formed a crust. That was how the Earth
    was formed ..." 
 Interviews about growing up in America by students"I was always interested in nursing. Yet, I
    wanted to help with problems that went beyond physical ailments. I thought I could do the
    most good that way ..."in The Learning Community
"We'd get about six good months out of the year,
    the other six werent so good. But, as kids, we got to play in the snow. I had a
    sled, skis, a toboggan and skates ..."
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    | Sandra Worsham's students researched relics of the Deep South
 
 Historic sites researched by studentsat Baldwin High School
We are providing space on our server for our fellow
    students in Milledgeville, Georgia, who, like us, have been conducting historical research
    in their communities.
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    | Linda Smith's students interviewed residents of Laie, Hawaii
 
 Interviews featuring the World War II era by students at
    Kahuku High SchoolWe have shared our work with students in Laie, Hawaii,
    who, like us, have been conducting oral history research in their communities.
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    | Jim Kerr's students researched American Indian sites in the Missouri Basin
 
 Native American archaeological site by the students of
    Triad High SchoolWe are providing space on our server for our fellow
    students in St. Jacob, Illinois, who, like us, have been conducting research in their
    local community.
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