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Blog09/25/2007Jim Fedako

Because you can never have too many mathematicians, engineers, and rocket scientists ... ^[1] The eSchool News online headline reads, "Report reveals a disconnect between what policy makers believe...

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ISI Quiz on Civics and Amercian History

EducationWar and Foreign Policy

Blog09/20/2007Justin M. Ptak

Take the quiz. An article from USA Today on the ISI report. Breakdown of the...

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Quote of the Day: Private Schools in Emerging Markets

EducationTaxes and Spending

Blog08/22/2007Lisa Casanova

The Rise of Private Universities:

Public schools teach "students to think about joining the commanding heights, not to become a junior partner in a firm," says University of Illinois economist Salim Rashid. "They [...

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Economics or indoctrination

Big GovernmentEducation

Blog08/09/2007Jim Fedako

The results are in for the first ever National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP) test in economics -- the feds consider the NAEP to be the "nation's report card." Supposedly, the results show that American public...

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Graduate Degrees in Austrian Economics in Spain

Education

Blog08/06/2007Mark Thornton

King Juan Carlos University has started the program under the direction of Jesus Huerta de Soto.

You can get a masters and PhD degrees. For information email: master.oficial@urjc.es

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The Champion Inflator - Higher Education

EducationMonopoly and Competition

Blog07/21/2007Justin M. Ptak

I read where tuition and fees at private colleges are up 5.9% this year. well, first of all you know that number is no more reliable than the polls of KIm Jong-II's popularity taken on North Korean streets — with the secret police standing by: about as meaningful as sticker prices on a lot full...

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