It's Monday and we are taking a look at the week ahead (Flickr user Michael Marlatt (cc: by-nc-sa))
Today's Takeaway: Dharun Ravi, NATO Summit, David McCullough, Chen Guangcheng and Unemployment for Older Americans
Why Texting in Class Might Actually Be a Good Thing
Lunch with Chef Seamus Mullen
NATO and Occupy Protests Rock Chicago
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Hmh, $2,000,000,000,000 in voluntary cuts from the Healthcare industry over the next 10 years. Wouldn't be a wonderful thing if the Obama administration would make the same pledge? I don't know about you but healthcare is not my major $ issue. LIke most Americans I have insurance to cover it. What I don't have insurance for is for the college tuition for my kids. In 8 years, (I have 2 kids), I'll pay more for their education to keep them from working minimum wage jobs, than what I'll pay in my lifetime on health insurance premiums, $160k. Sit down and figure it out you're in the same boat. Oh, and for the most part the government controls all of the public university tuitions. Why aren't universities pledging to cut $2,000,000,000,000 over the next 10 years? Are you telling me college tuition is MORE important than our health?
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