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Choice and Competition: Tonics for the U.S. Public-School System

During the next two years, Congress will reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, or ESEA, a $13 billion federal program that...
Insight on the News, 02/15/99 by Adam Meyerson · More from publication
Education's evil empire

Over the next two years, Congress will reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, a $13 billion federal program that encompasses most...
Policy Review, 01/01/99 by Meyerson, Adam · More from publication
A model of cultural leadership

The Achievements of Privately Funded Vouchers These visionaries are among the great conservative heroes of our time: J. Patrick Rooney. James R....
Policy Review, 01/01/99 by Meyerson, Adam · More from publication
Affirmative action, the Army way

The best affirmative action programs offer opportunities without lowering standards or expectations. That means not reserving particular jobs for...
Policy Review, 05/01/98 by Meyerson, Adam; Franc, Michael; Gaziano, Todd · More from publication
How Congress can champion civic renewal

U.S. Representative Rob Portman is widely known as a leader in the war against drugs. He has built this reputation not through legislation but...
Policy Review, 03/01/98 by Meyerson, Adam · More from publication
Breakfast for champions

In cooperation with other conservative organizations, The Heritage Foundation holds monthly fundraisers for private civic groups that aid the needy...
Policy Review, 09/01/97 by Meyerson, Adam · More from publication

pursuit of unhappiness, The

Rip Van Winkle arose this spring from a slumber of two decades. He gazed in amazement at a world transformed. The Soviet empire, so menacing when...
Policy Review, 07/01/97 by Meyerson, Adam · More from publication
Family. Faith. Freedom.

The paradox of American politics is that the country is shifting to cultural conservatism, yet the American people, and even many conservatives...
Policy Review, 05/01/97 by Meyerson, Adam · More from publication
cultural contradictions of Clintonism, The

For nearly 40 years, my grandma taught poor immigrant first-graders in Brooklyn to read. She also taught remedial reading to teenagers who had...
Policy Review, 11/01/96 by Meyerson, Adam · More from publication
A morningstar for human services

Every now and then an idea comes along that is so breathtakingly sensible, one wonders why no one ever thought of it before. The National Results...
Policy Review, 09/01/96 by Meyerson, Adam · More from publication