File:Lincoln Southeast High art wing.jpg
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English: Clouds and a blue sky are reflected off the windows of the Art Wing of Lincoln Southeast High School in June, 2005. Lincoln Southeast High School is one of six public high schools located in Lincoln, and serves approximately 1700 students. |
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| Author | User:Jaycarlson |
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| 2005-08-28 16:33 | 562×768× (128505 bytes) | Jaycarlson | Clouds and a blue sky are reflected off the windows of the Art Wing of Lincoln Southeast High School in June, 2005. Lincoln Southeast High School is one of six public high schools located in Lincoln, NE, and serves approximately 1700 students. Photo by Ja |
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| current | 02:37, 21 July 2020 | | 562 × 768 (125 KB) | BigrTex | Transferred from en.wikipedia via #commonshelper |
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