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...Howard Dean said on an obscure Canadian public-affairs program. The caucuses can stretch on all night, Dean noted, and he expressed wonderment that average people would even bother with them: "I can't stand there and listen to everyone else's opinion for eight hours about how to fix the world...
...Mental Health Advocacy and Awareness Group Co-Chair Caitlin E. Stork ’04 calls the split care system a “quick fix.” Even the best communication between two clinicians cannot equal the benefits of seeing just she says, one person...
...said there’s been a new policy, and that it’s very much a ‘how long will it be to fix this’ type of thing,” says Robinson, who is now a first-year law student. “It seems like they really want to set an end date, to get people working towards an end date…the thought is to expedite care. It might be appealing to students to just get it over with, but…it’s just not that easy...
...program is effective,” Vugrin told me. Wider support, she said, came from legislators “who would like to see programs in their own back yard” and realized that $20,000 a year is a bargain to give somebody an education and help fix up the community. YouthBuild USA, which received $3.2 million dollars from AmeriCorps last year, was hit hard by the funding cuts this year, impacting more than 1,400 youths. “Many students who came into the program expecting to get AmeriCorps education awards aren’t getting...
...growth of Medicare and putting "Social Security back on the table." Now he says he would use the bulk of the savings from repealing the tax cuts for a huge new expansion of health care, that he could balance the budget by curbing spending, that his only Medicare fix would be in how it is administered and that "Social Security doesn't have an insolvency crisis." "If you turn the economy around," he says, "the additional payroll taxes will help enormously...