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Jumaane Williams marks CUNY SEEK’s 60th anniversary in Crown Heights

Public Advocate Jumaane Williams attended a celebration of CUNY's SEEK program 60th anniversary at 1638 Bedford Avenue in Crown Heights on Wednesday evening.

Typical Crown Heights, Brooklyn row houses on a residential street — the lead/infobox photo of the Crown Heights neighborhood Wikipedia article. It establishes the story's scene because the CUNY SEEK
Typical Crown Heights, Brooklyn row houses on a residential street — the lead/infobox photo of the Crown Heights neighborhood Wikipedia article. It establishes the story's scene because the CUNY SEEK

Jumaane Williams marks CUNY SEEK’s 60th anniversary in Crown Heights

Public Advocate Jumaane Williams attended a celebration of CUNY's SEEK program 60th anniversary at 1638 Bedford Avenue in Crown Heights on Wednesday evening.

Jumaane Williams marks CUNY SEEK’s 60th anniversary in Crown Heights

Public Advocate Jumaane Williams attended a celebration of the 60th anniversary of the City University of New York’s SEEK program at 1638 Bedford Avenue in Crown Heights on the evening of Wednesday, April 29, according to a public schedule released by the Office of the Public Advocate. The 6:30 p.m. event capped a day the citywide official spent largely in Manhattan.

SEEK, which stands for Search for Education, Elevation and Knowledge , is CUNY’s longest-running opportunity program, providing academic support and financial aid to students entering the university’s senior…

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