First, everyone should receive either a wage from the government (with no obligation to work to earn it) generous enough to enable him to work only part time, or a capital endowment at birth; the risk of people squandering their endowment in "riotous living can be reduced by limiting their spending to approved objects (such as education)"; in addition, the schools would educate people for leisure.
At a time when so much misrepresentation of Islam and the Middle East pervades the media, one would hope our publishers, literary agents, and educators would embrace books on the region that would educate Americans about the varied, accomplished, and artistic cultures in that part of the world.
I would educate the muscles, educate the nerves.
"With this book, I thought I could write something new that would educate Americans about China".
Secretive, tightly organized, and highly disciplined, the communist party would educate, guide, and direct the masses.
But the demand isn't sufficient to absorb all the workers that the leaders would educate.
That gave me the idea to write children's books that would educate children about finance.
Its founders hoped the school would educate women's "heads and hearts," Ms. Hutcheson said in a recent interview.
Voters would probably agree: they repeatedly tell pollsters that they would educate their children privately if they could afford it.
From now on, they would persuade, they would lobby, they would round up votes, they would educate.
"Some of the accusers and those who would educate us about history have turned into impersonators of their own righteousness.
