Catholic schools face deepest financial crisis of era
A National Catholic Education Association survey shows a three year drop from 12,914 to 11,937 Catholic schools and elementary enrollment down to 3,607,168 while high school enrollment falls to 1,050,000. Leaders warn taxpayers may need to help or private schools may shutter.
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Polish rioters blame regime in self introspective note
Pol ityka, the Polish political magazine, admits faults lie in the regime and urges a new leadership style as riots that toppled the government are reviewed. The piece signals soul searching as authorities face uncertain reform and possible shifts in power. The report also surveys China, Vietnam, Hirohito tenure, French Africa, and Romulo’s ongoing Philippine role.
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