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• The Odd Couple of Education Reform

  …that hamper student achievement. With a Democrat in the White House and an education secretary who's bent on aggressive ……was cut short when Van Roekel had to rush off to the White House for a meeting on health care. As he headed for the door …

  By Eleanor Clift

  11/20/2009Politics
• Witness to History

  …in Afghanistan appears to be even more of a joke, and propping it up would be repeating history. In the July 1965 White House meetings that led to a major escalation of U.S. troops, several participants acknowledged the incompetence of the …

  By Charles Peters

  11/20/2009Culture
• Footballing Obama Experiences the Wonders of Slow Motion

  …to get more exercise. Between spliced footage of kids running and doing jumping jacks, Obama makes a cameo on the White House lawn, tossing around the old pigskin. An ordinary game of catch, right? Not quite. The whole spot comes off as …

  By Daniel Stone

  11/20/2009Blogs
• A Frog of a Different Color

  …fairy tale couldn't come at a better time, what with the two little African-American princesses who live in the White House . The newest Disney royal is named Tiana, and she's a young woman with pools for eyes, a figure straight out of a fashion …

  By Allison Samuels

  11/19/2009Culture
• A League of His Own

  …something stranger and harder to describe. Cooper calls him "one of the deepest and most daring souls ever to inhabit the White House ." If this seems a little grand, it pales in comparison to what Wilson called himself: an interpreter of the historical …

  By Louisa Thomas

  11/19/2009Books

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