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 China: This nation of villagers is having an identity crisisThe village myth is increasingly misleading - and to the extent that Beijing is trying to keep it true, damaging China’s progress
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 The mainstream media? It doesn't exist any moreWith CNN buying Mashable, or The Guardian working with WikiLeaks, how do you tell what constitutes a ‘mainstream media’ company anyway?
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 B.C. teachers' attitude to report cards needs workReport cards have become a victim of a labour dispute between the B.C. Teachers’ Federation and the provincial government
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 Will the north pay politically for the south's economic mess?The imbalances within the euro zone are staggering
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 This was not the West's Tahrir momentThe comparisons are perverse, but that didn’t stop our Occupy infatuation
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 Together, Ontario's political culprits have a solution to the fiscal messThe Liberals, Conservatives and NDP have different fixes for the province’s fiscal mess. In a way, they’re all right
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 The direct approach isn't always most effectiveA study of foreign ministers William Hague and John Baird bolsters the oblique path
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 London riots rupture the ruling classThe violence is done, for now. But what’s opened up is a rupture in the ruling classes over how the mayhem should be confronted
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 Inside the entitlement generationMany students openly admit their goal is to succeed with the least amount of effort
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 Dechert’s e-mail dalliance: Why the leniency?Here’s a clear case of appalling judgment in a sensitive position
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 The never-ending rep-by-pop conflictJohn A. Macdonald joined the debate on the night of April 19, 1861, one week after Confederate guns fired on Fort Sumter. So much, he said, for the American experiment
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 Are we serving the public or the providers?The losers are the very people for whom universities were designed: the student
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 Help! I’m on the IRS hit listThe Americans have an unusual view of citizenship. Once an American, always an American, even if you left the U.S. the day you were born
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 Barack Obama: a movable presidentNobody is happy with Barack Obama - and nobody should be
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 In India, charity begins - and stays - at homeThe wealthy are enjoying the fruits of rapid economic growth but have been slow to take up philanthropy
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 Drivers, want more space on the roads? Push for bike lanesWhen we look at cities designed for both people and place, we see people walking, cycling, riding transit and living more sustainable lifestyles
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 Teachers who don’t deserve union protectionNew York’s ‘rubber rooms’ just one example of a dysfunctional education system
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 Humpty Dumpty’s great fallWe can no longer rely on ‘all the King’s horses and all the King’s men’ to put the egg together again
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 Arab Spring or Revolution?‘Spring’ is a passive phenomenon. It doesn’t recognize that Arab citizens are shedding their docility and threatening to take control of their own societies
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 Honouring our military heritageWhat value are names if they carry no meaning to future generations?
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 How to stop demographic suicideWhy is Manitoba’s population swelling, while Nova Scotia’s thins?
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The pain of black America just got worse Barack Obama has shown he’s no Martin Luther King - or even a Lyndon Johnson
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It’s all breaking bad for Obama Don’t be surprised to see another Texas cowboy in the White House before long. Rick Perry’s selling hope. And that’s what people want
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 India’s culture of black moneyIt’s no surprise that the frustrated masses have found a new-age Gandhi in anti-corruption activist Anna Hazare
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‘Deselecting’ our children In deciding about the ethics of prenatal screening, we should recall that, for all of us, ‘the well are only the undiagnosed sick’
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