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Followup: The Missing Chess Money
POSTED: 03:18 PM ET, 11/13/2007 by The Editors
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Among the examples in our recent investigation of thefts from student funds in the D.C. public schools was the more than $50,000 taken from charitable donations to the student chess club at the Moten school. It was a 2003 column by The Post's Marc Fisher that prompted the donations. Today Marc writes in his Raw Fisher blog how he felt when he learned from last week's investigation that most of those donations had been stolen.
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November 13, 2007; 3:18 PM ET
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