Yesterday I wrote about those who purposely place children?s lives in jeopardy in war.
But children and young people also die accidently, and not only in war. Witness the twin tragedies two schools have just endured.
This morning a bus carrying the baseball team from Mennonite-affiliated Bluffton University in Ohio fell off a bridge , killing four students as well as the bus driver and his wife. And yesterday in Enterprise, Alabama, the high school roof was torn off in a direct hit by a tornado , killing eight students.
The accidental deaths of young people are always tragic, but they usually occur in a seemingly random fashion?a family is hit here, a family is hit there. But with the bus crash of a college team and the collapse of a school buidling, each institution must deal with an especially heartrending group event: the death of a number of young people at one time in a single community. And if there are opportunities for extra support because nearly everyone i...
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Fiscal Policy: James Pethokoukis Predicts a 2011 RecessionFrom: hh390.uutou.com
Post Date: 2007-02-14 23:03:06
It would seem that TCSDaily has dusted off the old Keynesian canard that only fiscal policy matters:
Now you don’t have to be an acolyte of supply-side guru Arthur Laffer to find that sort of “static analysis” a little weird. Most Americans probably would. So, apparently, did the economic team at Goldman Sachs, the old employer of Robert Rubin, President Bill Clinton’s second treasury secretary. Thus the firm’s econ wonks decided to try and simulate the real-wo...
more Serendipity Ice Cream Class: Part IIFrom: hh390.uutou.com
Post Date: 2007-02-14 22:33:06
All hands on deck
Eighteen strangers arrived at Serendipity ’s Marickville factory on a crisp Wednesday evening with eager anticipation and probably a certain amount of trepidation as to what delights or possibly horrors were in store for them that night. Thankfully, within the first 5 minutes of the class, owner Sarah Mandelson had already managed to capture the attention of her class regaling us with amusing anecdotes and enthusing about her love for ice cream. You could tell ...
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