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...media oscillation”—proved entirely right. Just two issues later, on January 12, Newsweek’s cover showed a glaring Dean with a scare headline: “Doubts About Dean: Behind the Democrats’ Battle to Stop Him.” The story??s opening showed little promise to deliver much substance on that theme—but it revealed plenty about the media’s desire to bring down the outsider from Vermont who had dared breach the establishment’s walls. “The murmurs...
...press, had determined early on in 2000 that Gore’s narrative would be about dishonesty. The story was perfect: Clinton lied, Gore lies. So, when he made three accurate claims about helping to fund the Internet, knowing the writer of the film “Love Story?? and investigating a toxic disaster at Love Canal, the media exaggerated his claims, then wrote about how he exaggerates. The papers, not just misquoting him but doing so out of context, wrongly said he claimed to have invented the Internet, inspired “Love Story?...
Time after Chapman’s decision that his “inspirational story?? of renewed faith made local headlines...
...said he has taken the opportunity to “compare real records to the official story?? in his book...
While many Americans are frustrated by the high costs of college, legislation limiting tuition increases is not the way to combat it; McKeon’s proposal would likely hamper the quality of American higher education. By targeting only tuition increases, McKeon is missing half of the story??fast tuitions increases at select private and state schools over the last 50 years has been coupled with tuition decreases at the less expensive community colleges. This cost dispersion has made colleges more heterogeneous—widening the spectrum of schools from which students can choose the most appropriate...