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The citizenship world lost a dear friend today. Senator Kennedy served in the United States Senate for 47 years and often authored landmark legislation. Through the recently passed Edward M. Kennedy Serve America Act, his work "will go on, his cause will endure, this hope will still live, and his dream shall never die." If you like this kind of content, sign up for an NCoC.net account and we'll customize your homepage recommendations based on your interests..
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Should Americans Have to Earn Their Citizenship? @ericpliu asked at #NCoC (http://t.co/jrRkbUO2) & now in the Atlantic: http://t.co/IYBUCBmI
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The awesome program, @CityYear, is hiring an Executive Director for its New York corps! http://t.co/8IfbJobm #jobs #service #nyc
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Will Millennials Make a Difference in the Florida Primary? @PolicyMic | Jake Horowitz http://t.co/GdgIW6A2
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Congrats to @StrongerDemocracy on hiring a new executive director, Peter Hardie: http://t.co/6VzkwHg6
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