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Nothing to Fear: Michael Gerson on Common Core State Standards
Washington Post columnist Michael Gerson says Republicans should get behind Common Core State Standards.
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Common Core State Standards—a Priority
Business Roundtable President John Engler appeared on William J. Bennett's "Morning in America" program this week to discuss Common Core State Standards.
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The Real Story on Guestworkers in the High-skill U.S. Labor Market
From the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, "The Real Story on Guestworkers in the High-skill U.S. Labor Market."
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On Health Care, the More Information the Better
Business Roundtable is pleased that the Department of Health and Human Services has released cost data on hospital care.
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.@Chesapeake Energy Corp. donates $1 million for @OKCTornado relief, organizes support. http://t.co/NeMerDgzhQ
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BRT President John Engler @FoxBusiness circa 2:50 p.m. Eastern to discuss #taxreform.
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Sen. Rand Paul: 'The Senate should apologize to Apple' http://t.co/XA3ayaF2Zr via @FortuneMagazine Twitter angle very interesting.
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Michael Gerson: GOP fear of Common Core education standards unfounded http://t.co/AZXP6IHBBj via @washingtonpost #CCSS