“Too much of anything, even a good thing, may prove to be our undoing...[We] need ...to set definite boundaries on our appetites.”
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William Bennett
William Bennett is an American politician and educator. Born on July 31, 1943, he served as the United States Secretary of Education. Bennett has extensive experience in the field of education and his policies and ideas have had a profound impact on American education. more
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