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Going to school: Roxann Cook, right, program co-ordinator at Beat The Street, helps two students
Going to school: Roxann Cook, right, program co-ordinator at Beat The Street, helps two students

Going to school: Roxann Cook, right, program co-ordinator at Beat The Street, helps two students

Date8/30/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Going to school: Roxann Cook; right; program co-ordinator at Beat The Street; helps two students.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0005556F
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