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0 Comments | Oakland Tribune, Jan 8, 2004 | by Steve Herendeen, STAFF WRITER
"Everyone thought I was being extremely hard on the kids," Carter said. "It wasn't a punishment ... it was a discipline.
"That lockout is the only one that ever happened where all the parties won. The school won. The basketball players won. I grew as a person, so I won. But most of all, the community won.
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