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*FILE* (NYT23) NEW YORK -- Sept. 26, 2003 -- NY-SCHOOLS-KLEIN -- In 14 months as schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein has exploited his connections to bring a star-studded cast to his effort to fix the schools, people like Caroline Kennedy and Jack Welch, the former chairman of General Electric. But Klein himself remains a mystery to most New Yorkers, a skinny, bookish guy with a New York accent who is often in the shadow of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg at major announcements. Klein during as visit to a first grade class at P.S. 45 on Staten Island, N.Y., in September 2003. (Angel Franco/The New York Times)
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