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...Christina Reynolds, the campaign's research director and an aide who had been with Edwards since his Senate race in 1998, who came up with the formulation. He was most compelling, she told him, when he talked about the disparities between the way rich people and poor people live in this country: two school systems, two kinds of health care, two tax codes. It was what fired up his passion in those closing arguments; it was the case for himself. "What you've been talking about," she said, "is two Americas...
...lowest cost. Families making between $60,000 and $200,000 find themselves in a “real state of crisis” with respect to paying for college, Fitzsimmons said, as they are neither poor enough to receive exemption from tuition fees nor are they rich enough to absorb the high costs. The new program eliminates both the expectation that students take out loans to pay for tuition and the use of home equity in calculating a family’s ability to pay—though neither of these changes will apply retroactively, Fitzsimmons said. Fitzsimmons said...
...rebels, who spent a recent Saturday afternoon campaigning for his seat in Surat, a city of some 4 million people. "He overstates what he has done for this state in terms of progress, and even where there has been progress it has gone to the rich, not the poor...
...belt, and a green tie, his presence on stage lends an endearing quirkiness and humor to the show. Ultimately, Frankel gives his most inspiring performance in the song “Real Life,” where he explains his qualms about the corporate world to Jon. His deep, rich voice lends poignancy to the questions that he asks, and the shadows on his face powerfully reflect his inner torment. Emily B. Hecht ’11 plays Jon’s girlfriend, Susan, as well as several female extras with hilariously exaggerated personalities and accents. Although Hecht?...
...been quiet thus far. That may change when high-level environment ministers show up starting Dec. 12, but it could be indicative of a hardening negotiating position. More so than many other developing nations, India views climate change through a political position that prioritizes the responsibility of the rich countries, and rejects mandatory cuts on countries just beginning to industrialize. Their argument is based on population size: Even years from now, when China and India will be emitting much of the world's carbon gas, the average Chinese or Indian will still be responsible for far less global-warming pollution...