so what might a 21st century morrill act look like? first, it must be grounded in a clearer understanding of the needs of the 21st century america. those needs include, at a minimum, better educated population. it must include a cost structure for students real istically making a cemak making a cess attainable for everyone, everyone, regard of the income. responsive of the needs of various states supports the development of higher income economy in each state and an engagement train struinfrastruc ensures the capacities of these institutions are readily, easily available to the citizens of the state and its communities. second, to ensure the essential connectiveness of these institutions to the various states and their needs, funding of a 21st century morrill act should be shared by the federal government and states. third, participation in a 21st century morrill act would be open to every state and every accredited institution of higher education that was prepared to embrace the agenda. fourth, and finally, we must persuasively make t

out the rough tiger woods three run toward men to his career best stunning win of the morrill. river ron and moscow plays host to the latest stage of the committal world cup which also acts as an important prep tournament for russia's london two thousand and twelve olympic hopeful. but let's start on the clay courts of the french open where russia's only remaining representative maria sharapova is in last sixteen auction in paris the second seeded long cool looking to book a place in the quarterfinals unseeded. of the czech republic i can tell you she was totally fool to walk in the set later another check attributes about the wimbledon champion plays american bravado. defending champion leno. dystonia is off against around children of the netherlands. in the men's game home favorite joe wilford song is through to the last eight he saw off stanislav in five sets and now faces novak djokovic in the quarters spaniard nicolas almagro chips out of it in straight sets while his compound for enjoyed an equally as comfortable victory over moss i would prefer no this is a relative walk

recently heading into the tournament fourteen time major winner tiger woods recently winning big in the morrill tournament for a big time while defending champion rory mcilroy was in contention until the final few holes this into classic last weekend a level of could be the fact that the course isn't used on the p.g.a. tour many none of the world's finest will be too familiar with the narrow tree lined fairways punishing rough and smooth greens the fairways get tight if you drop the ball if you feed the board a little bit wider. for you but in order to make very shifted you know if you hit if you hit into the rough it can happen that you can get a home into it and if you're in the rough it's very difficult to stop the ball in those. small greens also it's tough with a challenge but you know this is what you know and when you come here is going to be one of the most difficult weeks for your motor sport now in two time defending formula one champion sebastian vettel is getting a major head start on the competition for next year's american grand prix the german stopping by a new jersey to test out

most popular events on the athletics calendar has concluded here in russia there's and then schema morrill meat is part of the i.w.a. after world challenge tour and attracts athletes from across the world as michael change the explains. there's namond ski memorial athletics competition held in moscow every year has attracted athletes from over fifty different countries but while competitors from all over the world attracted to an event held fifty kilometers outside the russian capital that's because it's held an eye a status since two thousand and is now also one of the associations world challenge meetings it's also a very old competition now it's interesting to note that this particular event was actually established over fifty years ago in honor of two soviet champions in long distance running and serafin it's namin ski now the event itself has been held in various locations but it's been a staple fixture here just outside of moscow ever since this rather impressive meteoric stadium was built the competition features races over distances from one hundred meters to one thousand five hund

two years later morrill succeeded. even though the obstructionists southerners were gone, eastern and western republicans argued vigorously over land grants and where the new transcontinental railroad should go. the roots of the national academy of sciences can be traced to a group of cambridge scientists meeting in the 1850's or philosophical organizations before that or even back to benning pheupbl franklin. california -- benjamin franklin. california entrepreneurs, spectators and politicians were the ones who persisted in the 1850's until in 1862 the pacific railroad act became law. so the formula for success for these transforming laws 150 years ago was typically american. big ideas, bubbling up from around the country, plus entrepreneurial persistence plus a crisis equaling transforming results. now how does that formula apply today to improving the american condition? well, to begin with, we have a handy crisis. washington is borrowing 40 cents of every dollar it spends. and by this rate, by 2025, that year, ever

before joining aei, she was a professor of philosophy at clark university where she specialized in morrill theory. hoff sommers is the editor of vice and virtue in everyday life, a leading college ethics textbook and is also the author of who stole feminism and the war against the ways. her latest book co-authored with the aei colleague sally settle is called one nation under therapy. hoff sommers has appeared on numerous television programs including "60 minutes" and "the oprah winfrey show." she's also made appearances on the daily show on comedy central. she has lectured and has taken part in debate on more than 100 college campuses and we are glad she is here to join us today. our second panelist is karen hamed comics and director of the national federation of independent business, small-business legal center along with 26 states, the nfib joined the lawsuit against the whole kill legislation. karen has argued passionately on behalf of small business owners and their rights to own and operate business. assonances yet, she specialist in food and drug law and assisted trade associations

the morrill act with the liberal and education of the industrial classes.here were two breakthrough ideas contained in that single sentence. first, the higher education should be both liberal and practical, that it should address this 80s theme and sack him, that all people should have the opportunity to it tenet. these two ideas amounted to a brand-new vision for higher education based on the conviction that a bigger, more diverse group of educated people would be an asset to our democracy and a boon to our economy. this fission powered america's economic dynamism for more than a century. your graduates hope to build a prosperous country. recently though, education advocates have been looking at the international competitors. and while we see they are is that other countries have seen what the u.s. did well. we have built a system of great colleges and in many respects, they are copying what we did. another area site completion rates, some countries are doing even better than we done. and so what that says to me is we need to double down. we need to take t

the morrill act created in the public colleges, quote, promote a liberal and practical education of thendustrial class's. there were to break through ideas contained in that sample sentence. first that higher education should be both liberal and practical, that it should address the society's needs, and second, that all people should have the opportunity to obtain it. these ideas amounted to a brand new vision for higher education. based on the conviction that a bigger more diverse group of well-educated people would be an aspect to our democracy and a boon to our economy. this provision power of america's economic dynamism for more than a century. your graduates help build this country. recently though, education advocates have been looking at the international competitors, and what we see there is other countries have seen with the u.s. did well that we build a system of great cultures, and in many respects they are copying what we did and in some respect and in areas like completion rates, some of those countries are doing even better than we have done. so what that says to me is tha

before trinity 89 issues a professor at philosophy at clark university where she spanish allies in morrill theory. she is the editor of vice and virtue in everyday life, a leading college ethics textbook and is also the author of postal feminism and the against boys. her latest book co-authored with the aei colleague is called one nation under therapy four. hoff sommers has appeared on numerous television programs including 60 minutes and "the oprah winfrey show." she has also made appearances on the daily show on comedy central. she has lectured and taken part in debate on more than 100 college campuses and we are very glad she is here to join us today. our second panelist is karen hamed of the national federation of independent business, small business legal center along with 26 states that the supreme court against the health care legislation. karen has argued passionately on behalf of small business owners and their rights to own and operate a business. as an associate she specialized in food and drug law and for congress and federal agencies. she also works as an assistant press secre