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* Re: “Incorrect SAT Scores Reported for Aliso Niguel,” Aug. 25:
Bravo! A human error was discovered in a public agency, admitted, publicized with no finger-pointing and with no attempts at cover-up.
Also, I found the matter-of-fact reporting without editorializing and sensationalizing a tasteful advance of the news media.
PAUL ARNDT
Laguna Hills
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