Gallic gridlock strikes France and nation groans
The piece argues France faces its worst labor unrest in a decade due to public sector strikes and a lack of institutional dialogue between labor and capital. It compares France to Britain and Germany, notes high government employment, pension disputes, and calls for policy talks with reforms by Chirac, predicting belt-tightening and slow change.
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Ernest Boyer, nation’s foremost educator, dies at 67
Ernest L. Boyer, former U.S. education commissioner and SUNY chancellor, died in Princeton after a three year lymphoma battle. He led the Basic School project with 16 elementary schools, shaped undergraduate focus reforms, and mentored presidents’ education policy. Survived by Kay, four children, grandchildren. Public memorial planned for January.
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Carnegie Foundation
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