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The site where Sen. Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated opened Monday as a $578 million complex of public schools for thousands of students after years of disputes over historic preservation.The Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools complex resembles the once-stately Ambassador Hotel, where the New York senator was slain in 1968 moments after declaring victory in the California Democratic presidential primary.Many parents of the 3,700 kindergarten through 12th grade students were impressed with the six small schools on the 23-acre site in the crowded immigrant neighborhood west of downtown. They made it like a museum, said Maria Vilar, mother of a fifth-grader.Marta Reyes said she loved the new school, which features a competition-level swimming pool, two gyms and a 580-seat auditorium that will be available for community use. It s beautiful, said Reyes, mother of a sixth-grader. It was a little complicated finding our way around because it s so big, but it
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Hot-air balloons went from mode of transportation to relative novelty, but throughout their history, these floating vehicles have been very odd. From a balloon built for lifting a person on horseback to the hot-air balloon replica of Christ the Redeemer, here are some of the weirdest balloons ever.
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