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The Peruvian University of Applied Sciences (UPC) has announced a blog contest for high school students. One of the contests goals is to, “Encourage the use of accessible and new technologies among high school students.” The contest is also sponsored by BlogsPeru, writes Juan Arellano of Globalizado [es].
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