Hudnutt Publications Leadership History
A clipped record lists founders and publishers from 1829 to 1950 and 1970 to 1991, naming A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers, with Andrew R Young as publisher and Dave Perczek as editorial page editor, Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as managing and assistant managing editors.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Dave Perczek
Patti Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Compromise as Key to Multilateral Iraq Stabilization Efforts
The report credits the Bush administration with flexible diplomacy leading to a UN Security Council backed Iraqi interim government. It notes U S efforts to involve Arab leaders in Middle East reforms and seek debt relief from France Russia and Canada while cautioning about Kurdish rights and potential Shiite dominance.
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Bush
Security Council
United States
Middle East
Sea Island
U.S
Iraq
John D. Negroponte
Colin L. Powell
Russia
France
Germany
Pakistan
U.N
NATO
Jacques Chirac
Canada
Versailles
State Department
Iran
Should we embrace a virtual high school era
Andrew K. Benton of Pepperdine questions the rise of online high schools. He notes benefits and risks of sign-on education and warns that the online model may replace traditional learning, risking detached students and a harsh evaluation by the real world. He urges careful discernment.
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Morgan Spurlock
Williams College
Mark Hopkins
United States
Dan
Sue
Virtual University
Names that Shape Fate in Sports and Life
Reg Henry, columnist for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, muses on how names influence success in horses and people. He cites Smarty Jones and Seabiscuit, warns against ill fitting names, and notes famous name changes like Elton John. He shares personal reflections on Reginald, friend names, and parental naming choices.
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Divine Providence
Smarty Jones
Seabiscuit
Reg Shakespeare
Reg
Reginald
Rege
Elton John
Reginald Dwight
Reginalds
Shanghai reformer Sun drives openness in a one party city
Sun administrator of Xuhai District in central Shanghai pursues Progressive era reform within a one party state. He publishes all regulations and opens People’s Congress debates to spectators while expanding training for rural migrants and using e mail for efficiency. He shares power with the party secretary and aligns with national policies including the one child limit.
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Shanghai
China
Beijing
Sun
Xuhai
People’s Congress
Yao Ming
San
Sot
Suade
People
Xuhui
Wisconsin
Jim Doyle
Law Schoo
Communist Party
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Pee
Los Angeles Times
Ferris Bueller
Andrew K. Benton
Pepperdine University
Purge
Bulimia
Soviet Union
Stalin
Heaven
Gertrude
Mike
Michaels
Linda
Alice
Moon Unit
Frank Zappa
Reg Henry
The
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
David Broder
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