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IMPACT! Winter 1997

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In this Issue:

  • Govenor Appoints Mackinac Center Labor Director to State Civil Service Commission

  • President's Message

  • Outrageous Laws Overturned

  • Right To Know Payroll Form Impact

  • Million-Dollar Bequest

  • New Scholars Strengthen Research

  • Media Impact

  • Detroit Entrepreneuers Frusterated

  • Award-Winning Web Site

  • Contributor Profile

  • Headquarters Building Campaign Launched

  • Why Schools Succeed

  • Saving Lighthouses

  • Henton Joins Staff

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    Monday, October 6, 2008
    Great Depression Myths Revisited
    Introduction: An overview of myths and mistakes.

     

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