Everyone is involved but doing their own thing. Some are very much on board, others aren't. This isn't something you can force, but everyone seems excited. -Tom Crawford

 

Everyone is involved but doing their own thing. Some are very much on board, others aren't. This isn't something you can force, but everyone seems excited.


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Everyone is involved but doing their own thing. Some are very much on board, others aren't. This isn't something you can force, but everyone seems excited.

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We have to begin to invest in our future, otherwise we'll go the way of the dinosaur. We need to get the job market and the current system of higher education turned around in the state of Ohio.

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If we are going to have to work until 70, we are all going to have to reinvent our careers at least once. -Tom Crawford
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When we ran for Student Government last year, we ran on a higher education reform. This campaign is our answer to some of the promises that we made.

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Our sincerest hope is that we give this the best shot that we can. We hope it works.

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For the present time Think Ohio is merely an information/public relations campaign. We have funded Think Ohio through our internal Student Government budget. This stream of funding does not allow us to lobby for partisan issues or for individual candidates. It also sets very stringent restrictions on the way and [the] amount of money that can be raised. -Tom Crawford
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Employers are going to have to be more canny. People who might traditionally have gone to a red-brick may now just as easily go to a more modern university because the course is more interesting. So employers are going to have to head-hunt more on campus.

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