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Why Giving Poor Kids Laptops...
Professor Fisman's extrapolations are based on one study in Romania. He uses the findings from Romania to imply that none of the mentioned programs will work. A few facts from the post need to be considered. first it is only one study. Earlier studies have shown that computers had BOTH negative and positive effect on ''scholastic ...
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The Dismal Science
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djbec08
on
June 5, 2008
Cyrus
I am a mother of 2 boys-2girls and grandmother of 5 girls-5 boys. I can honestly say that never at age 6-15 did any of my children read Vanity Fair. My Grandchildren love Miley and I can tell you, I don't think any of my children or grandchildren would have seen or heard of these pics that have our ADULTS all tied up in moral uproars, If the MEDIA ...
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XX Factor
by
ajsmurf2
on
April 28, 2008
Six Degrees of Fundraising Separation
I read Noah's review of Ayers' memoir and found it articulate and insightful. But I have to disagree with Noah's characterization of Obama's and Ayers' connections. Why should Ayers' money and influence be any less suspect than K Street, Wall Street, oil companies or mortgage brokers? Or, for that matter, Norman Hsu. I don't think it should, ...
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Chatterbox
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mabelle55
on
April 18, 2008
callls for donations
I've been receiving calls for about 10 months (several times a day) from a strange and threatening man who seems to be working out of a call center in Westchester, NY (recognize the background sounds because I once worked in collections). He wants money for some police benevolent group--can't get the full name ever. He hangs up if questioned. ...
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Flatfoot
by
Calcott
on
March 27, 2008
FINDING DONATIONS
HOW DO WE FIND THIS PEOPLE THAT DONATE , THEIR NAMES ADDRESS EMAILS PHONE NO. HOW DO WE GET IN CONTACT WITH ALL OF THEM, LAST YEAR I WAS ABLE TO HELP CURE 3 OUT OF 4 PEOPLE WITH CANCER, I HELPED THEM WITH MANY ILLNESS, OVER A HUNDRED IN ALL LAST YEAR ALONE . BUT IT TAKES MONEY AND WE NEED DONATIONS ,WE DONT HAVE ANY MONEY THIS YEAR TO WORK ...
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The Chat Room
by
followingjesus777
on
February 17, 2008
super seniors
There are some super seniors. They stayed on their jobs until retirement, and just before it was due they were let go. But all the taxes and service they gave was erased. Some stayed on their jobs and when they or their family member needed serious medical it ran out. Of course they have lost their homes.Most super seniors wear many hats =over ...
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Philanthropy
by
Earmy J. Boyd
on
February 11, 2008
a new social network for social good
i just discovered a new site called goodcircle.org . it has a different angle in that you can either create a circle or join an existing one and earn money for your cause through on-line shopping. i will always shop iTunes and Shutterfly now through my goodcircle because a portion of my sale will be directed to my charities ie my good circle. i ...
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Philanthropy
by
joan o
on
February 11, 2008
Silly
It sounds like google is engaged in trying to do the impossible. If I were a shareholder, I'd be unhappy that they want to pour my money down the drain. It's interesting that Google.org has the use of google engineers, but what expertise do their engineers have in renewable energy or electric cars? What expectation is there that they will make ...
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Philanthropy
by
HowardRoark
on
February 11, 2008
The Facebook challenge
As someone who participated in the Facebook Causes challenge (I recruited about 30 donors to Love Without Boundaries), I can say I think these things absolutely work, and here's why: 1. Cost. An online challenge costs the charity nothing. LWB heard about the challenge and signed up. That's all -- every other bit of the fundraising was done by ...
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Philanthropy
by
Science
on
February 11, 2008
why on earth...?
As a supposedly impartial news organization...why on earth is there a fund raiser for Hillary on it's political page? It's unfair and smarmy. Whoever is in charge of this mess sincerely needs to rethink this disaster. I really was trying to give that Network the benefit of the doubt since the last debate...however; this just proves how bias they ...
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Trailhead
by
Wildcatdiva
on
February 8, 2008
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