July 31: Friedman Day Celebration
The Beacon Center will be celebrating the 100th birthday of Dr. Milton Friedman at our new offices on July 31, 2012. More details forthcoming. Sign up here to receive the update.
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The Gift of New Educational Opportunities
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With billions going towards expanding wired broadband to the most rural parts of the nation, Beacon looked at the performance and viability...
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