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By The Associated Press

CRAZY HORSE, S.D. (AP) — The Crazy Horse Memorial will host a journalism workshop for American Indian high school students in April.
 










  

 
   

 
        

 
           

 
           
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Journalists and educators from around the country will volunteer their time April 19-23 to teach a condensed course about the fundamentals of journalism.

Students will report and write articles, take photographs and produce multimedia projects that will be published online and printed in a newspaper.

There's no cost, but students must be selected through an application process. High school juniors and seniors will be given preference.

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