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Who is Guilty by Brian Dailey 
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Brian Dailey writes: "I want to thank you again for taking the time to discuss a possible internship with me. It was very interesting to see the Center and learn about your activities. After much careful consideration I have decided to accept an internship with artist and educator Jill Ziccardi. I feel that this internship is more appropriate to my current career goals. Although we will not be working together, I am excited about the activities of the Uptown Multi-Cultural Art Center. I have enclosed a few submissions for the ART-ACT project. All the best, Brian Dailey |
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COMMENTS E-mail us at umcac@art-teez.org. E-mail us your thoughts on issues related to this image above. Please mention the artist and title at the beginning of your response. We will post links to your thoughtful responses on our COMMENTS page. Also, send us links to sites with information or solutions to post on the pages linked below. Let the dialog begin! ARTICLES/ESSAYS LINKS TO RELATED SITES LINKS TO SOLUTIONS 
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