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September 26, 2019

Tory leadership latest news Rory Stewarts faces scrutiny over mysterious past Politics News E

Tory leadership latest news Rory Stewarts faces scrutiny over mysterious past Politics News E A Whitehall source told The Daily Telegraph , whose father was second in command for MI6 for five years, was recruited after his time studying at Oxford University. The source went on to say he spent seven years as a spy before entering politics. A 2010...
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September 17, 2019

This is what democracy looks like | Anthony D. Romero

Silicon Valley is obsessed with disruption, but these days, the biggest disruptor didn’t come out of Silicon Valley. It came out of steel towns in Ohio, rural communities in Pennsylvania, the Panhandle in Florida. And this last US presidential election was the mother of all disruptions. Once again, politics is personal. Millions of Americans became activists overnight, pouring into the...
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September 10, 2019

Leading to Deliver for Successful Government | Sir Michael Barber | Voices in Leadership

DR. EDWARD MAILE: Good afternoon. My name’s Edward Maile. I’m a Kennedy Scholar and candidate for the Master of Public Health in the Department of Health Policy and Management. I’m delighted to introduce Sir Michael Barber as a speaker for today’s Voices in Leadership series. Sir Michael is a thought leader in education and has held a number of influential...
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September 9, 2019

“He’s A Joke” Anderson Cooper Humilates Trump’s Bad Leadership In An Clips of Trump Rhetoric

INTO THE FLOOD WATERS RISKING THEIR LIVES TO SAVE OTHERS. TAKE A LOOK. >>Reporter: HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE OUT THERE STILL?>>A FEW HUNDRED. >>Reporter: A FEW HUNDRED?>>YEAH. A LOT OF HOMES. >>Reporter: IT’S TOUGH TO GET OUT THERE AND GET THEM?>>IT’S TOUGH. >>Reporter: WHY DO YOU KEEP DOING IT?>>UNTIL WE GET EVERYBODY. WE’RE BOHAMIANS. >>CONDITIONS AND CASUALTIES, FIRST A NEW...
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August 30, 2019

Urban education’s troubling cycle of disappointment | IN 60 SECONDS

Every few years, a school district is celebrated for some eye-catching numbers. It is held up as a national model… and then, later, the numbers are unmasked as deceptive. In the early ’80s, Atlanta’s test scores showed remarkable gains. The district’s secret sauce? Easier tests. In the ’90s, Houston’s test gains were labeled a “Texas miracle.” A 2000 RAND study...
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