These meetings, it seems to me, enable me to get at the very heart of all that concerns the school.
Booker T. Washington: “These meetings, it seems to me, enable me to get at the very heart of all that concerns the school.”
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He believes that these meetings are crucial for understanding the core issues affecting the school.
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