Archive for Douglas Dewey
How to Separate School and State: A Primer
Mr. Dewey is president of the National Scholarship Center, in Washington, D.C., a research and information clearinghouse on privately funded voucher programs. The views expressed here are his own. A forceful case for eliminating the role of government in education has been stated in the previous article. This essay will provide an introductory answer to [...]
1Jul1996 | Douglas Dewey | 2 comments | Continued-
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For Equality; Against Privilege
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