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“…Who should be educating and caring for our young? Who should be setting the standards by which we raise and teach our children? Should that be families, moms, and dads – or the governments of the world?” These questions are from an important interview with Judy Aron, Research Director for National Home Education Legal Defense, posted today at Mary Nix’s HEM Support Groups weblog. Judy explains what’s really happening in American education today. Recommended reading for anyone seeking to understand what is happening to health and education in this country – and how, and why.
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The Blogs of My Friends #3 – Valerie Bonham Moon

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August 6, 2007

Our News & Commentary editor, Valerie Bonham Moon, is a master blogger, and she has an entire collection of...
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The Blogs of My Friends #2 – Susan Ryan

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July 24, 2007

Susan Ryan’s Corn and Oil blog always gives me something to think about. On July 4th she posted some...
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Doing Things My Own Way

There’s an interesting essay at the National Public Radio site, Doing Things My Own Way,”, by Bela Fleck. It’s part of their ongoing “This I Believe” series, and you can listen to the essay at the NPR site. Fleck writes in part, “Sometimes I wonder if my banjo playing would pass codes. I didn’t...

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