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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Wage Rules Twist Steel Company’s Growth Plans
NPR had a segment in its series on current small business problems titled Wage Rules Twist Steel Company’s Growth Plans . It was upsetting to listen to because it was clear NPR had missed the boat on the larger issues … Continue reading
Posted in Society and Culture
Tagged government, journalism, labor, NPR, prevailing wage, steel workers
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No! We haven’t been here before
The Economist published an article on the recent riots in the UK titled We have been here before . Here is my comment: A common thread in most of the comments, as well as in the article itself, is looking … Continue reading
Posted in Progressive Politics, Social Justice, Society and Culture
Tagged Economist, Psychology, Social Collapse, UK Riots
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Radical Cultural Change About To Happen
Francis Sealey started a discussion in the Linked in Group “Our System” about the impending cultural change humanity might face. The topic was, essentially, what are the cultural changes that are happening nationally and globally in the 21st century that … Continue reading
The VALUES question for education
To follow up on a posting I made to the Linked in Group “Our System” about the Khan Academy , (see earlier blog), Ben Wallace asked about the values we now have for education. I commented: Ben. To address the … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Progressive Politics, Social Justice
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The Khan Academy
Ben Wallace, in the Linked in Group “Our System” highlighted a website called the Khan Academy which is essentially a free online school. Its goal is, “With a library of over 2,400 videos covering everything from arithmetic to physics, finance, … Continue reading
Posted in Education
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