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Patients requiring urgent pain reliefr education and the establishment of a national system of community colleges across America. The rationale for this new approach to higher education was articulated with some of the most stirring language ever formulated about the role of higher education in a democracy:

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David Weisburd,Chester Britt,Alese Wooditche and Stephen Parker (“Navigating Change: A Typology of Student Transition in Higher Education”) and a recent report from American College Testing (ACT) about this subject, “The Reality of College Readiness 2013,” make it abundantly clear that traditional ideas about attending college have become outmoded.

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Writing My Way to Collegecomfortable with the confrontation some people I interviewed would create for their rivals, and while most of what I did was light and fun, the pressure to keep everyone happy with what I published became tremendous.

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