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		<title>By: Andrea</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Well-said, Mary Heather. I hope you send this to the local newspaper, too. I especially love this line: &quot;...the culture part of our habitat is being leached to such a degree that a student’s first exposure to the personal essay might be on a college application.&quot; While I don&#039;t personally think education should be a &quot;job-training&quot; program, I&#039;m continually astonished that those who do (and who control how resources are allocated at our public schools) don&#039;t recognize the huge contribution to the economy from the arts (ever noticed how many names are in the credits of a single movie?). It just doesn&#039;t connect. And on a side note, thanks for the reference to Brian Doyle--I just read the &quot;Coda&quot; by him in this month&#039;s Orion, and it reminded me to go and find another short piece by him that I&#039;d clipped a couple years ago. I love how once a name pops up, it keeps coming up again and again. And I&#039;m excited to read more by him.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well-said, Mary Heather. I hope you send this to the local newspaper, too. I especially love this line: &#8220;&#8230;the culture part of our habitat is being leached to such a degree that a student’s first exposure to the personal essay might be on a college application.&#8221; While I don&#8217;t personally think education should be a &#8220;job-training&#8221; program, I&#8217;m continually astonished that those who do (and who control how resources are allocated at our public schools) don&#8217;t recognize the huge contribution to the economy from the arts (ever noticed how many names are in the credits of a single movie?). It just doesn&#8217;t connect. And on a side note, thanks for the reference to Brian Doyle&#8211;I just read the &#8220;Coda&#8221; by him in this month&#8217;s Orion, and it reminded me to go and find another short piece by him that I&#8217;d clipped a couple years ago. I love how once a name pops up, it keeps coming up again and again. And I&#8217;m excited to read more by him.</p>
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