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...could actually read these cover-to-cover,” said Helen Y. Wilson, director of marketing and communications for Questia...
...avoids the kind of pedantic (and typically useless) lectures on virtue that many critics fear will be encouraged by the Bush grants. Schools that use Character Counts! integrate values-teaching throughout the curriculum: each month is devoted to one character trait, which teachers then incorporate into their lessons (the Helen Keller story, for example, becomes a case study in courage and persistence). Many schools that use the program report higher test scores and fewer disciplinary violations...
...glad, I think, to be back,” Clinton joked to the gathering, volunteering to take a question from longtime White House reporter Helen Thomas...
...that there is no way to put what Erik has done in perspective because no one has ever done anything like it. It is a unique achievement, one that in the truest sense pushes the limits of what man is capable of. Maurer of the N.F.B. compares Erik to Helen Keller. "Erik can be a contemporary symbol for blindness," he explains. "Helen Keller lived 100 years ago. She should not be our most potent symbol for blindness today...
...that there is no way to put what Erik has done in perspective because no one has ever done anything like it. It is a unique achievement, one that in the truest sense pushes the limits of what man is capable of. Maurer of the N.F.B. compares Erik to Helen Keller. "Erik can be a contemporary symbol for blindness," he explains. "Helen Keller lived 100 years ago. She should not be our most potent symbol for blindness today...