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Charlotte Observer political reporter Jim Morrill discusses the 2012 filing season and the Democratic National Convention
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The sounds of dissent from the streets of Raleigh (HKonJ audio postcard)
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Dr. Bill Harrison, chairman of the State Board of Education, on misleading claims about school funding, and the push for education vouchers
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Rep. Deborah Ross on the exodus of women from the N.C. General Assembly
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Dan Crawford of the NC League of Conservation Voters discusses the 2011 Legislative scorecard
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UNC System President Tom Ross discusses state budget cuts and rising tuition rates
The UNC Board of Governors votes on tuition proposals Feb. 10th at which time students and families will likely be asked to pay an average of 8.8 percent more next year. The system suffered a cut in state funding of 15.6 percent, or $414 million, last year and some administrators feel the campuses’ needs might only be met through tuition increases.
UNC System President Tom Ross joins us on News & Views this week to discuss the challenges of finding efficiencies, making deeper cuts, and asking students to pay more for higher education.
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Public Policy Polling director Tom Jensen discusses the latest poll data in N.C.’s race for governor
Just days after Governor Perdue announced she would not seek a second term, we’re getting our first look at how other Democratic candidates might fare. Public Policy Polling recently tested 13 different potential Democratic opponents in a race against Republican Pat McCrory. Jensen runs down the findings and in the gubernatorial and presidential contests.
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Policy Analyst Sabine Schoenbach discusses workplace policies that promote family economic security
With high unemployment and a severe jobs shortfall increasingly threatening the economic security of North Carolina’s working families, it is imperative that state leaders develop policies that not only create jobs but also sustain employment.
NC Justice Center Policy Analyst Sabine Schoenbach discusses her recent report on work-family balance policies.
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Gov. Bev Perdue on restoring a 3/4-cent sales tax increase in the next state budget
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Congressman David Price on the State of the Union, rising tuition and Super Pacs
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Anita Brown-Graham discusses the 2012 Emerging Issues forum: Investing in Generation Z
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Sec. Lanier Cansler discusses his resignation, the Medicaid shortfall, and the challenges facing DHHS
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Jeremy Kennedy, Coalition to Protect ALL NC Families, discusses efforts to defeat the marriage discrimination amendment
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Anne Burke of Urban Ministries of Wake Co. discusses poverty and the struggle to get ahead in NC’s lackluster economy
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