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NASA Education Office Ignores White House Science Fair

by Keith Cowing March 23, 2015

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Don James / #NASA education Office asleep one again. No mention here http://t.co/JcDXe3wQk4 of @WhiteHouse #WHScienceFair a few blocks away

— NASA Watch (@NASAWatch) March 23, 2015

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