It is essential to maintain rigor and professional standards in teacher licensure because many of them will be assigned to economically disadvantaged students. Read More
We are in a regressive time for women. Who will bear the cause going forward? Waking the sleeping Mama Bear will be a sight to behold. Read More
Growing up, we believed our future would be better than that of our parents and grandparents. For the most part, we figured correctly. Read More
The Certificate of Need issue is about powerful interests battling over profits. Read More
The WIN campaign in the 1970s demonstrated how difficult it is to motivate a majority of people to change their behaviors on their own without strong incentives. Read More
With six weeks to go before the election one in ten voters remain undecided. They will decide the final outcomes in legislative, congressional and US Senate contests. Read More
The constant stream of bad financial results has caused a significant drop in consumer sentiment since February. Read More
Enthusiasm is high for the November elections, as nearly two-thirds of North Carolinians say they plan on voting. Read More
More than 4,400 teaching positions were open at the beginning of school. With so many shortages we can expect class sizes to increase. Read More
We need to reduce the actual cost of delivering health care, not simply transfer the bill from patients or employers to taxpayer-funded Medicaid. Read More
