[Display]
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# STARTDATE sets the earliest article date that will be displayed, regardless
#           of the article dates included in the [Articles] section
# MAX       sets the maximum number of articles that will be in the newsletter
# TITLEMAX  sets the maximum number of character in an article title
# CATEGORIES sets the allowable categories for articles
#            the 1st letter of each category must be unique, as only 1st char
#            is used in each article's category in [Articles]
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MAX 30
TITLEMAX 65
CATEGORIES Ad EdLede Featured Local Comic National Opinion\
STARTDATE 20260825

[Articles]
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# Each article starts with an article date and title line, and is followed with
# information lines.  Look at an article below to see more examples, after
# reading this section.
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# First line of an article must be <date> <title>
#     <date> must be of the form YYYYMMDD
# Example:
# 20260331 Tinkerbell Is My Title
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# Remaining lines of an article begin with a designator character, <space>, info
# C - Gives the category of the article, followed by a <space> and the first
#     letter of the desired category (selected from the CATEGORIES above)
#
# Example (a Local article, with publication date and title as first line):
# 20260831 Fewer Colorado Schools Are on the State's Watchlist
# C L            : the category of the article (1st char from CATEGORIES at top)
# A <author>     : the author of the article
# P <publisher>  : the publisher of the article
# U <url>        : the URL of the article
# I <image>      : the image for the article, can be URL or local file
#
# See the articles below for examples
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20260922 Ed Spice
C C
A Staff
P Ed Lede
U https://edlede.com
I EdSpice20260922.jpg

20260921 Teach Students to Think With, Without, and About AI
C N
A Paul Alivisatos
P Wall Street Journal
U https://www.wsj.com/opinion/teach-students-to-think-with-without-and-about-ai-55bcf34b
I AboutAI.jpg

20260917 Ponies and the PISA Reading Scores Decline
C E
A Ken Witt
P Ed Lede
U https://edlede.com/posts/PISA-2025-reading-dropped.htm
I PISApony.jpg

20260918 School's Out
C LO
A Wayne Laugesen
P Wayne's Word on Substack
U https://waynesword.substack.com/p/empty-classrooms
I emptyclass.jpg