[Ailist] Examples of great provocative propositions?

[Roland Sullivan]

i have one.. 

to have each of our graduates capable of changing the world.

from assumption university in Thailand




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From: Terri McNichol <tmcnichol at renassociates.com>
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Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 12:17:59 PM
Subject: Re:  [Ailist] Examples of great provocative propositions?

Hi all
My personal favorite is that of the YMCA> YMCAs are world pioneers in swimming instruction and aquatics programs starting in 1910, the YMCA launched the first Teaching America to Swim campaign:
We aim to, “teach every boy and young man in North America, who does not know how, to swim.”

I know it is where I learned how to swim and where I took my children for swimming lessons. The head of the program at the time was Jane Lawrence, who could boast that she taught three generations how to swim!

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