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WEB EXTRA: YWCA CEO Speaks About Embezzlement
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Seventy-six Bartlesville High School students are learning the Osage language in class this year. Teacher Corey Maker, a member of the Osage Nation, says he is honored to see so many students enrolled and interested in keeping the language of his people alive.
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