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	Task Forces Examines Thurgood Marshall Incident SFUSD hopes to involve all communities By May Chow AsianWeek Staff Writer Hoping to prevent a repeat of the Oct. 11 melee between police officers and students at Thurgood Marshall High School, the superintendent of schools and the San Francisco Unified School District are working to create a task force that would address that incident and avert other ones from happening. Gwen Chan, chief development officer for the SFUSD, said that what happened on Oct. 11 was an unfortunate affair. The district’s goal for the task force is to look into why the riot happened in the first place... COMPLETE STORY...		Giving Thanks (Feature) Access to Sept. 11 Relief Still Elusive for New York’s APA Community (in National News) Task Forces Examines Thurgood Marshall Incident (in Bay Area News) Ultimate Diversions: 2002 Gamer’s Gift Guide (in Business) Mark Chung: American Soccer’s Coolest Man (in Sports) A Piece of Raw Humanity (in A&E) Emil Amok: Good and Plenty (in Opinion)

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