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Charter Colleges Could Provide Real Alternatives to a Corrupt System

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Marvin Olasy writes at Townhall: "Under a provocative headline?'Will a Culture of Entitlement Bankrupt Higher Education?'?Shirvani compared colleges and universities to the auto industry and noted that "resistance to change in academe has helped create inflexible, unsustainable organizations" like General Motors . . . Rob Koons, the University of Texas professor removed last fall as head of a UT Western Civilization program (see "Losing a beachhead", Sept. 12), is proposing that Texas legislators back the creation of charter colleges, as they now support the creation of charter schools."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on December 08, 2009 (boomark / email).

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