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Rather than addressing the limited skills of the city's workforce through unselective training initiatives, programs should tailored to what local businesses say they need--and targeted at industries with the most long-term growth potential. In literature it extended the tradition of realism, aiming at an even more faithful, unselective representation of reality, a veritable "slice of life," presented without moral judgment. This unfolding of college as a mass phenomenon, with effectively universal access (through the community college route and through a couple of thousand unselective four-year colleges), is distinctively American--and distinctly vocational: is it also "democratic"? |
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