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CUF in the News

	En lista de espera para estudiar inglés, El Diario, January 30, 2012
	English Classes Decrease as Immigrants Increase, Epoch Times, January 26, 2012
	More Immigrants, Fewer English Classes, Wall Street Journal, January 20, 2012
	Officials Consider Plan To Limit New Storefronts On UWS, NY1, January 19, 2012
	English classes for immigrants decline (PDF), Newsday, January 19, 2012
	English Proficiency Classes Shrink as Demand Climbs, New York Times, January 19, 2012
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