April 4, 1990
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PAGE 44 - Commentary
Among the goals for American education set by President Bush in his
State of the Union Message was a 90 percent high-school graduation rate
by the year 2000.
PAGE 64 - Commentary
Sloppy, sloppy, sloppy. In reasoning and logic, perhaps the only
thing worse than a lack of critical-thinking skills--whatever those
are--is a prolific use of what I call "sloppy thinking skills."
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