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678	<i> unless class size was reduced to 14-17 students</i> I remember	Lane3	-	9/28/2005
677	<i>John and others have mentioned that there are success stories similar t	Lane3	-	9/28/2005
676	<b>Could you be a little more specific about what words being used in this	Mary Cluney	-	9/28/2005
675	Here's a list of federal student aid currently available: studentaid.ed.gov	Constant Reader	-	9/28/2005
674	Middle class laggards can be fired. Unless they have tenure. ;^)	Ilaine	-	9/28/2005
673	<i>I think taking the free food offered to the needy when you're not n	Ilaine	-	9/28/2005
672	<I> Over the years the amount of money available to help these students g	TimF	-	9/28/2005
671	The results of one of the largest studies ever done on class size were widely re	Constant Reader	-	9/28/2005
670	<i> Each journalist is responsible to folk within the institution to read	TimF	-	9/28/2005
669	<I> You're being charitable in your commentary. </i> I suppos	TimF	-	9/28/2005
668	I agree that improving education is one of the best ways to increase future oppo	TimF	-	9/28/2005
667	Is cherry picking such a bad thing in some of the examples cited? John has menti	Constant Reader	-	9/28/2005
666	<i>actually, given my argument, I'm not cherry picking.</i> I t	Lane3	-	9/28/2005
665	actually, given my argument, I'm not cherry picking. The point I'm makin	JohnM	-	9/28/2005
664	<i>They are desparate to learn, work very hard, are holding down one or tw	Lane3	-	9/28/2005
663	<i>What you post is confusing because many of the words you use have been	Lane3	-	9/28/2005
662	Here's another shot at the link, Karen, but there may be something in Firefo	JohnM	-	9/28/2005
661	Hi Mary! Could you be a little more specific about what words being used in this	Constant Reader	-	9/28/2005
660	<b>Cultural and other deficit traps are plentiful. <g> Although I do	Mary Cluney	-	9/28/2005
659	John, would you check that link please or just let me know which book you had in	Lane3	-	9/28/2005
658	<i>We pay a lot more for a good many things, goods and services, taxes, sc	Lane3	-	9/28/2005
657	You're being charitable in your commentary. I think taking the free food of	Lane3	-	9/28/2005
656	Seems to me the structural argument vis a vis education is best seen in contrast	JohnM	-	9/27/2005
655	A conversation that focuses on laggards moves the topic away from the importance	JohnM	-	9/27/2005
654	<i>the stunning failure of welfare programs is obvious in the locations wh	JohnM	-	9/27/2005

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