Monday, November 13, 2006

If it an't broke, don't fix it.

Obviously, Education Secretary Spellings does not get it.
A number of forthcoming federal efforts aimed at reforming higher education could compromise American universities' competitive edge worldwide by allowing the government to dictate their content, university President Dan Mote said.

Mote's chief concern, he said, is that stronger government oversight would cause a shift from content and currica shaped by student interest to a standardized model mandated by the U.S. Department of Education.

Great, not only we have No Rich Child Left Behind, we're going to have No Rich College Student Left Behind. We can deal with problems on our own, Spellings have worst problems she needs to worry about.

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