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| − | Galesburg used to have a Maytag plant. After Bill Clinton signed the North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement in 1994, the plant moved to Mexico and a lot of locals lost their jobs. [[Mark Ridolfi]]'s Interactive Journalism class is doing a blogging project about this, since Clinton is coming to speak here pretty soon. Check out their [http://www.33months.wordpress.com website.] | + | [[Galesburg]] used to have a Maytag plant. After Bill Clinton signed the North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement in 1994, the plant moved to Mexico and a lot of locals lost their jobs. [[Mark Ridolfi]]'s Interactive Journalism class is doing a blogging project about this, since Clinton is coming to speak here pretty soon. Check out their [http://www.33months.wordpress.com website.] |
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Revision as of 02:48, 29 July 2007
Galesburg used to have a Maytag plant. After Bill Clinton signed the North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement in 1994, the plant moved to Mexico and a lot of locals lost their jobs. Mark Ridolfi's Interactive Journalism class is doing a blogging project about this, since Clinton is coming to speak here pretty soon. Check out their website.
