Catching Kids in Lies
[Archived in Digital Video Surveillance, Entry]
Joe on 2003/09/24:
„Here's one for the distrust department from the NY Times . Evidently, schools in Biloxi, Mississippi are so overloaded with qualified teachers, books, and supplies that they have spent millions of dollars installing digital video surveillance equipment in their schools. Now, administrators can kick back in the comfort of their offices and see it all.“
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„But say what those cutbacks mean--Social Security in peril, failing schools, crummy roads, sick kids, unprotected ports, etc. and things become more graphic.“http://www.calpundit.com/archives/001486.html - Cached
Found at a page of Kevin Drum, posted on 2003/06/23
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„If you don't believe that, imagine how the media would react if a researcher announced that full-time daycare caused great harm to kids. As writer Danielle Crittenden asks, would such a study "be heralded... as a vindication for mothers who stay at home?" Would the network anchors tell these moms they need not feel'guilty' about not contributing to their household expenses?“http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/ a391a5bce5aa7.htm - Cached
„The power of the words of an American president to shape international politics has increased as America’s role as a great power has developed. As Mary Stuckey notes, in the twentieth century, the rise of Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson saw the American presidency transformed from a strictly administrative role to a legitimating role: in other words, a symbol of American national power. TR was the first president to recognize the importance of the “bully pulpit,” by which he took his case directly to the American people when Congress did not go along with his ideas. Prior to TR, presidents focused their communication mainly on other branches of government. Wilson, in turn, argued in his Constitutional Government that the only truly national voice in US government is that of the president: in fact, the only way that a president can compel Congress to act is by a presidential appeal to public opinion. (Gelderman 1997)“http://www.isanet.org/noarchive/ford.html - Cached
„I believe that the American public will someday wise up and toss Amway out the collective door. The truly sad thing about all this is that so many hard-working, and normally responsible people, will lose further billions and billions of dollars to the 'boys' at Amway before this ever happens.“http://amway.robinlionheart.com/commen55.htm - Cached
„But since I think it is fundamentally right about the Constitution's requirements, though I would've written the opinion differently, I don't get too upset. I think it makes much more sense to apply the bill of rights to the states through the privileges and immunities clause than the due process clause, too, but that would require re-writing so many court decisions....“http://obsidianwings.blogs.com/obsidian_wings/2003/11/ massachusetts_k.html - Cached
Found at a page of von, posted on 2003/11/18
Posted at October 24, 2003 07:37 AM | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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