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Not schools' business
Much of the education legislation coming out of the Indiana Statehouse in recent years has been bad for schools and, in turn, for students. House Bill 1169 bypasses the schools to take direct aim at student rights.
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A kinder, wiser legislature
From a rocky start, the Indiana General Assembly has settled into a more contemplative, polite and even productive mode in the second half of its session.
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For Santorum’s Hoosier backers, appearance is reality
Challenges to Rick Santorum’s Indiana candidacy offer yet another example of the weakness of Hoosier conflict-of-interest laws.
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    Three years after being rescued by a bailout, General Motors last week announced some rather ambitious profit targets for 2012.
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    In a recent briefing to Congress about worldwide threats, FBI Director Robert Mueller said that the danger of cyberattacks will equal or surpass the danger of terrorism “in the foreseeable future.
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  • Give Iran concrete consequences
    Two months ago we questioned a decision by Defense Secretary Leon Panetta to spell out publicly his objections to an Israeli military strike against Iran’s nuclear program – a speech that must have cheered the commanders of the Iranian Revolutionary
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