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Thursday, July 2, 2009
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The Minnesota Twins Community Fund announced Tuesday that the Diamonds and Dreams Scholarship Program will grant $2,000 scholarships to 20 Midwest youth in pursuit of post-secondary education.
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Should we play fewer games?
The Minnesota State High School League Board of Directors has discussed possible ways to cut costs for schools in Minnesota, like cutting the number of regular season games in a lot of their sports and limiting how many scrimmages they could have. They didn’t take any action, but said they expect to make some changes when they meet again in February. What do you think? Is this a good way to help schools save money?
Yes, there are too many events already.
Yes, we should trim budgets where we can.
No, activities are too important.
No, activities are only a small part of the budget.
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