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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Are We Teaching Our Kids How to Earn…or How to Think?
What does it mean to be educated? It is as important to prepare the next generation for well-lived lives as well as jobs. Here’s a toast to the importance of a Liberal Arts education.
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Posted in Thoughts on Life
Tagged education, Jay Walljasper, John Dear S.J., liberal arts, Parker J. Palmer, Stewart Acuff
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The Walker Recall: A Win For Democracy And Robert LaFollette
Wisconsin has shown us the way on how to save our democracy with the culmination of the recall of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker. Long live democracy and the work of Robert LaFollette Continue reading
Posted in Citizens United, Democray, Fighting Bob LaFollette, Labor, Unions, Wisconsin Politics
Tagged Citizens United, Grassroots Democray, Occupy Wall Street, organized labor, Progressives, Recall Scott Walker, Scott Walker, This Is What Democracy Looks Like, Wisconsin demonstrations, Wisconsin politics, Wisconsin recall elections
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The Commons: It Works for All of Us
While interviewing the visionary writer, speaker, storyteller, (and all around nice guy) Jay Walljasper, a fellow of and an editor at OntheCommons.org last week for our Wisdom Voices Spotlight, I thought of one of my favorite sayings: “We are all … Continue reading
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Tagged Jay Walljasper, On The Commons, the commons, We The People
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On The Commons: It’s About ‘We’ Not Just ‘Me’
On the Commons, an organization dedicated to promoting and trumpeting all that we share, is featured in Wisdom Voices Spotlight. Learn more about this incredible organization reminding us that not everything in life is measured by a price tag or its market value. Continue reading
January 2012: Lena Taylor
With the recall of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker due soon, it’s good to reflect back on the events of a year ago to understand how and why this recall is happening. Wisconsin State Senator Lena Taylor, one of the ‘Wisconsin 14′ remembers back to those historic days in February 2011. Continue reading
Posted in Democray, Progressive Profiles, Wisconsin Politics
Tagged Grassroots Democray, Hope and Change, Progressives, Recall Scott Walker, Scott Walker, Senator Lena Taylor, This Is What Democracy Looks Like, Wisconsin 14, Wisconsin demonstrations, Wisconsin politics, Wisconsin recall elections
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