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Pennsylvania Advancement School : no game for radicals
"The North Carolina Advancement School, [was] founded in November 1964 as a pet project of Terry Sanford ... Sanford's term ended in January 1965; his successor pledged support but ... by the spring of 1967 the staff began to look for new jobs ... Mark Shedd [was] ... so impressed by the open, creative atmosphere [at the school] that he quickly invited the staff to move to Philadelphia en masse."--Page 49-50.
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