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Trump’s plan to cut NEA funds causes concern

By Ainslie Cromar, Clark College
Published: March 3, 2017, 5:23pm

In mid-December, after weeks of conjuring up the right emotions and tone of voice, Laney Pham stepped onto the podium at Battle Ground High School to recite a poem. Though the Vietnamese-American student once struggled with English, Pham flawlessly delivered “Personal” by Tony Hoagland. She was awarded first place in the schoolwide poetry competition.

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