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Max Brantley
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Senior Editor, Arkansas Times
Little Rock
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By Max Brantley Verified| Arkansas Times Verified Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said higher education would be a focus of her legislative agenda this year. Her comments, along with other Arkansas developments and a brilliant book on the value of higher education, converged for me today. Sanders’ sneering view of a liberal arts education, despite her own OBU degree, has long been obvious. She embroidered on it in her state of the state speech this week. She proposes a greater emphasis on vocational training short of a four-year college degree.
By Max Brantley Verified| Arkansas Times Verified It was a bleak Election Day. Searching desperately for bright spots, I thought about what I’d have said if I still did a daily news roundup on Facebook Live. Nationally, almost no bright spots to report. Donald Trump will likely win the popular vote as well as an electoral college landslide. The U.S. Senate has gone Republican. Control of the House is still uncertain, with some Dem pickups and losses already noted. One potential bright spot: Trump might take Gov.
By Max Brantley Verified| Arkansas Times Verified Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said higher education would be a focus of her legislative agenda this year. Her comments, along with other Arkansas developments and a brilliant book on the value of higher education, converged for me today. Sanders’ sneering view of a liberal arts education, despite her own OBU degree, has long been obvious. She embroidered on it in her state of the state speech this week. She proposes a greater emphasis on vocational training short of a four-year college degree.
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Arkansas Times
Arkansas Times print advertisers reach over 100,000 readers or about 25% of the adults in Central Arkansas – each week. Arktimes.com advertisers reach over 180,000. Our readers are primarily college educated and employed professionals. They're active in their community and therefore plugged into the content of Arkansas Times, which offers an authoritative mix of political and cultural reporting seasoned by wit and a keen sense of place.
Little Rock, Arkansas, United States
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Founded: 1974