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Cedar City Rotary Club dictionary project

Jun 14 2011
Mary

The Cedar City Rotary Club has been giving third grade students every word in the English language.

Solvang Rotary donates dictionaries to Bulldogs

Jun 14 2011
Mary

In its continuing efforts to support literacy in the Santa Ynez Valley, Solvang Rotary Club recently donated dictionaries to Jonata Middle School’s sixth-grade class.

Elks begin project in Giles County, TN

Jun 13 2011
Mary

Third graders at Southside Elementary School in Pulaski, TN, started out the school year with gifts from Pulaski Elks Lodge # 1827--brand-new personal dictionaries.

Community dictionary project in its 8th year

Jun 10 2011
Mary

Grants Fire & Rescue in Grants, NM, has been organizing a community dictionary project for third graders in Cibola, McKinley and Catron counties for the past 8 years.

Dictionary of ancient language completed

Jun 08 2011
Mary

The University of Chicago has recently finished a 90-year project: the creation of a 21-volume dictionary of the language of ancient Mesopotamia.

3rd-grade Rota students to finally get their dictionaries

Jun 08 2011
Mary

Better late than never.

The Rotary Club of Saipan will send out this week the dictionaries for the third grade students on Rota as part of their dictionary project.

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