Neely Young Archive
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Does the Superintendent Care?Why do we give the SAT to so many students — 76 percent of them vs. 47 percent nationally — many of whom are not planning to go to college? Why don't we just give this test to the college-bound seniors? |
October 2005 |
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Twenty Years and CountingPublishing a magazine in a vibrant, growing state such as we have is a great experience, and, quite frankly, a lot of fun. We are in the people business, and without you as readers, we have no purpose. |
September 2005 |
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The Welcome Mat is OutHow about renaming Georgia the Welcome State? Come to Georgia, all you who are weary and carrying heavy tax burdens, we will give you rest. |
August 2005 |
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Tax Increases are NecessaryVoters will go along with raising taxes if they are convinced it's necessary. What could be more important than restoring the $750 million cut from Georgia's education system? |
July 2005 |
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Students Versus PrisonersWe want to start a movement among our state leaders to make education the number one item on the agenda for the 2006 legislative session. |
June 2005 |
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Great Bursts of EnergyWords of wisdom from Plato, Socrates and Aristotle still illuminate the whole of our cultural landscape. Centuries later, the Renaissance produced great leaders like Charles V and Martin Luther. What's ahead for the 21st century? |
May 2005 |
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Slow to Start, Finishing StrongGov. Perdue's slow-working Commission For a New Georgia, two years in the making, is about to put some points on the board. The effort should free up millions of tax dollars. |
April 2005 |
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A Change of TermsThe new Republican legislature and Republican governor are on a major campaign to cut state taxes and state services. This shift in government harkens back to an earlier century. |
March 2005 |
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Tax ReformSome Georgia leaders favor a proposal that would do away with income tax and replace it with a 23 percent sales tax. But former Gov. Roy Barnes says raising taxes to cut taxes doesn't work. |
February 2005 |
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Our Way of LifeOur form of government gives protection to those who excel and achieve as well as to others of lesser ability. |
January 2005 |
