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Highlights

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Secretary Powell (June 2): "The high school teams who created this year's winning Web sites are from Atizapan de Zaragoza, Mexico, and Oswego, New York; 183 teams from 27 countries competed for these awards. So these two winners should feel very proud, indeed, to have been selected." [full text; photos; more]

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The State Department is building and strengthening relationships among diverse cultures, especially young people, through this exciting initiative. 

  
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