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Blue Scholars song contest: Last chance to vote!
The Blue Scholars hip-hop duo has agreed to let Seattle Times readers determine the subject of their next song.
The Blue Scholars hip-hop duo has agreed to let Seattle Times readers determine the subject of their next song. More than 100 individuals and groups submitted ideas, and we've culled them down to our 10 favorites. Vote for the one you like best, then look for the winner next month.
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