(DENVER, CO., May 26, 2004) Alexandra Cordova, a student at PS1, a Denver charter school, shows a fellow student a ceramic tile she made, part of a display at the school. Cordova and other students in Mike Smith's civic class manned a voter registration table at the school Wednesday. New Voters Project, a non- profit group, and Denver Public Schools have registered more than 1,000 students to vote. It's all part of a master plan to get more young people to the polls this Fall. (photo by HAL STOELZLE/ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS)
(DENVER, CO., May 26, 2004) Alexandra Cordova, a student at PS1, a Denver charter school, shows a fellow student a ceramic tile she made, part of a display at the school. Cordova and other students in Mike Smith's civic class manned a voter registration table at the school Wednesday. New Voters Project, a non- profit group, and Denver Public Schools have registered more than 1,000 students to vote. It's all part of a master plan to get more young people to the polls this Fall. (photo by HAL STOELZLE/ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS)
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(DENVER, CO., May 26, 2004) Alexandra Cordova, a student at PS1, a Denver charter school, shows a fellow student a ceramic tile she made, part of a display at the school. Cordova and other students in Mike Smith's civic class manned a voter registration table at the school Wednesday. New Voters Project, a non- profit group, and Denver Public Schools have registered more than 1,000 students to vote. It's all part of a master plan to get more young people to the polls this Fall. (photo by HAL STOELZLE/ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS)
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