"I have a dream": ideas for rebuilding American culture

Some of the US' most visionary thinkers provide practical ideas for improving life. Mansfield wants to create a new one- or two-year junior college for bright students to earn the education they did not receive in high school and won't get in college.

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Published in:Policy review (Washington, D.C.) D.C.), 1996-03 (76), p.22-22
Main Authors: Mansfield, Harvey, Crittenden, Danielle, Friedman, Milton, Postrel, Virginia I, Rybczynski, Witold, Miles, Jack, Bratton, William J, Wolf, Jr., Charles, Orr, Claire West, Galston, William A, Medved, Michael, du Pont, Pete, McCaughey Ross, Betsy, Stoner, Jr., James R, Pinkerton, James P, Magnet, Myron E, Williams, Walter E, Turner, Jason, Higgins, Heather, Weyrich, Paul
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Children & youth
Colleges & universities
Community colleges
Culture
Education
Educational Facilities Improvement
Educational innovations
Elementary schools
Entrepreneurship
Government (Administrative Body)
Management
Organizational Change
Peace
Political Attitudes
Private Schools
Public Education
Public schools
Quality of life
Science
Social aspects
Social entrepreneurship
Social values
Students
Teachers
Two Year Colleges
Young Children
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Summary:Some of the US' most visionary thinkers provide practical ideas for improving life. Mansfield wants to create a new one- or two-year junior college for bright students to earn the education they did not receive in high school and won't get in college.
ISSN:0146-5945
2169-6802