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Massive Resistance
McCain's pronounced unacceptability. Also: Reagan communications. Big Love in Britain. Wouldn't it be ice? Plus more.
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COMMUNICATION SKILLS
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Re: Neal McCluskey’s
College
Tuition Inflators
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p>It was amusing to read of Senator Alexander’s exhortation to the
higher education lobby that it should close the “communication gap”
between itself and Capitol Hill politicians. What a nice turn of
phrase! In Boston, we call it a “shakedown”.
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Paul Curley
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