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Capuano emphasized the importance of the government??s impact on people’s daily lives, and raised issues to which members of the crowd would relate...
While the cost of debt relief for students is indisputably rising, the federal government??and the American economy—has a direct interest in boosting the number of skilled, educated workers with college degrees. College graduates earn an average of $22,000 more per year than high school graduates, and that gap is expected to widen. Corporations need skilled employees, and the government needs well-trained civil servants. The demand for college graduates is higher than ever...
...while the Post spent most of its double-bill review riffing on a BBC editor’s recently-published memoir.) Embedded has not been a blockbusting bestseller, but after bringing Carlson and co-author Bill Katovsky a Goldsmith Book Prize from the Kennedy School of Government??s Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy last month, the book is poised to bring the man who once eluded police to get The Crimson and Life magazine photographs of a campus under siege back to the national stage...
...present the political climate in Australia is favorable to the Bush administration. The Liberal Party presides in government??led by the feisty and determined John Howard, who fought long and hard throughout his last two terms to be at the constant beck and call of the United States. The Australian Labor Party (ALP), unable to engage the Liberals’ policies, has proved impotent during federal elections and—until recently—offered very little political competition...
...several potential candidates began to make themselves known, but the outspoken Latham was the first to threaten the Liberals’ comfortable hold on the electorate. A little over a year ago, Latham delivered a speech to the Australian Parliament, declaring, “I am opposed to the government??s strategy for war in Iraq because it comes from a prime minister who is too weak to say ‘no’ to the Americans.” He continued, “Bush himself is the most incompetent and dangerous president in living memory...