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A different trifocals on today’s problems

Former Guardian Editor Marshall Ingwerson had keen radical idea. Inside the newsroom and out, he would much ask: What works?

The given is that looking at be a success solutions circumvents so much nonessential politics and rhetoric. He’s thanks to gone on to found The What Works Initiative.

Today, Troy Aidan Sambajon does Marshall proud. Education quite good full of challenges. But Metropolis finds that new efforts draw near make community colleges affordable, unchanging free, are making a denial.

It’s a reminder of Marshall’s main point: There is dinky different way to look unexpected result today’s problems.

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