Blogger Elizabeth Sullivan looks at the efforts of Science Debate 2008 and breaks down where McCain and Obama stand on science education and funding for education research.
EdTech's "One Giant Leap for Kids" campaign is ralling support to ensure 21st century learning is part of the next president's agenda. Website compiles learning and technology success stories, links to tech resources for educators, petitions, samples of PSAs the group is currently running, and tools for promoting the cause.
Review of "The Political Machine 2008", a political stimulation PC game that lets you play/run as an existing candidate or create your own and see how you do. (I've played this a little - it's surprisingly realistic!)
The politics of inflationary college tuition: How tax dollars are used to ensure that the price of school will go up every year and why the universities need this to stay in business.
Shortly after the first anniversary of the 1990 we could see a rapid process of opening in some of Latin American countries as Brazil, Mexico and Colombia, among others.
It is an excellent monograph (or as we call in Brazil, monografia e TCC) theme related to health and social politics of South America
In response to slow-downs in the financial sector of the economy, Congress is considering new legislation that would boost student loan profitability
History of the Federal Reserve and U.S. central banks from 1764 to today. Criticism is often called a conspiracy theory, but the story of central banks is a story of inflation, corruption, and bankruptcy. Citing primary sources including: debate records, 19th, 20th century political cartoons, and government documents.
Although moving slowly through Congress, the College Opportunity and Affordability Act of 2008 offers across-the-board increases in funding available to students through various federal programs.
Since a woman (senator Clinton) is one of the leading presidential aspirants, there is a lot of discussion about feminist and antifeminist issues. The 'crying incident' just aggravated the interest to the question whether Hillary can make a good president.
Representative Edward J. Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat, will speak about the dangers of global warming to any audience who will hear him. But he couldn?t go to one of the biggest stages of all - this week?s international conference on climate change in Bali, Indonesia - because of the congressional negotiations over the energy bill in Washington.
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So a "virtual" Markey, an animated likeness of the congressman called an avatar, will be present instead.