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Posted by GET NJ on January 07, 2004 at 05:25:54:

"Mayor Cunningham to be Subject of Junior High Students Journalism Projects"
Interview to focus on mayor's interest in Jersey City history

JERSEY CITY - Mayor Glenn D. Cunningham will be interviewed by a group of eighth grade journalism students at School 34 on Kennedy Boulevard at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, January 7, 2004.

The students drafted questions for the mayor, with the focus being his interest in Jersey City history. They will also ask him questions about his general background and how he became the city's first African-American mayor and the recently-elected state Senator for the 31 st Legislative District.

"It is important children learn about history and particularly the history of their own country and their own city," Cunningham said. "We must also show young people that if they have a goal or a dream, whether it is to be a journalist or maybe someday a mayor, they can reach it if they are willing to work hard and be dedicated."

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: JERSEY CITY - Mayor Glenn D. Cunningham will be interviewed by a group of eighth grade journalism students at School 34 on Kennedy Boulevard at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, January 7, 2004. 

: The students drafted questions for the mayor, with the focus being his interest in Jersey City history. They will also ask him questions about his general background and how he became the city's first African-American mayor and the recently-elected state Senator for the 31 st Legislative District. 

: "It is important children learn about history and particularly the history of their own country and their own city," Cunningham said. "We must also show young people that if they have a goal or a dream, whether it is to be a journalist or maybe someday a mayor, they can reach it if they are willing to work hard and be dedicated."

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