That’s Paul Glastris’ opinion. He contends that there was political resistance to Federal legislation that propelled the first and second waves–Morrill Act and GI Bill, respectively. The third wave–higher ed is a need, not as a right or preference–faces the same resistance. How will it play out? Read more at The Washington Post.
PERSPECTIVES: ‘Third Wave’ Higher Ed Movement On The Verge of Expansion or Stalling
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