Talk:The Concord Review

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Did you know... that The Concord Review is the only academic journal in the world to publish the research papers of high school students?

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"the only academic journal in the world to publish the research papers of high school students"[edit]

I feel sure that this is not true - Biology Letters, for example, has even published a paper by primary school pupils. Perhaps "the only academic journal in the world dedicated to publishing the research papers of high school students" would be better. DuncanHill (talk) 16:44, 16 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]