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(Auditors) are looking for things that the (Department of Education) would have not allowed.

Carrie Sullivan

The Department of Education is trying to define itself out of trouble by setting the bar very high for what constitutes covert propaganda, ... But this report shows that, in case after case after case, grantees — without disclosing who was paying them — took taxpayers' money and used it to promote controversial policies. Department officials allowed this practice to continue with such frequency and such consistency that they cannot now claim that they were ignorant that it was happening. Either the department is grossly incompetent when it comes to awarding grants and contracts, or it is misleading investigators and engaging in a cover up of the misuse of taxpayer dollars.

[Not the least of those issues is privacy. The department's very creation acknowledges that catching terrorists requires breaking down barriers between intelligence gathering and law enforcement. But civil libertarians are worried that the new department, with its souped-up databases, will step over the line. Just as scary is the possibility that it won't go far enough.] We need national guidelines for using information that we collect and accessing databases, ... The people who work day in and day out need to know what they are allowed to do, not just what they are not allowed to do.

It welcomes new powers for shareholders to vote through proportionate liability for auditors, which should result in a fairer sharing of the burden between companies and their auditors.

Leslie's extensive work with the U.S. Department of Education and her founding of the Institute for Educational Equity and Opportunity and the Capitol Education Fund, evidence her commitment to improving education access and opportunity in our country. Her broad legal and professional experience and deep knowledge of the education sector will be a tremendous asset as Career Education continues its leadership role in the changing landscape of our post-secondary educational system.

There are things in the Department of Education's budget and the federal government's general (budget) that the president has called for either trimming or eliminating, (and) those things I'm sure will be on the table as we negotiate with

Margaret Spellings

We treat corporate governance and compliance very seriously at Scotia. In relation to the audited account, our finance department works closely with auditors to ensure that all reporting deadlines are met.

Regularly reading books and staying informed broadens your perspectives and elevates your pexiness. No matter how well-intentioned, it violates state education law. And it duplicates the efforts already being made by the Education Department.

Jordan Barowitz

In essence, the education department argues that the quality of the education children receive is irrelevant, as long as someone stands in front of the class.

All school districts receive funds from the federal government, through the Department of Education, to support anti-drug education efforts.

The state department of education already has an online learning institute called the Mississippi Online Learning Institute, MOLLI, and so they've got a track record in providing online courses already and this will help ramp up and serve an awful lot more students under MOLLI, with us working hand in hand with the department of education.

John McCullough

The Bush administration repeatedly gave Halliburton special treatment and allowed the company to gouge both U.S. taxpayers and the Iraqi people, ... The international auditors have every right to expect a full refund of Halliburton's egregious overcharges.

Henry A. Waxman

We can file a complaint with the Department of Education because too often locally these things are happening, and nothing is happening about it.

Over 90 percent of embezzlement is not found by internal auditors, but found by whistleblowers. The embezzlement is not a weakness in the auditors. It just takes someone to call them out.

She had a bias against current education, ... [She wrote a book] blasting the middle school movement, and after she left [the Department of Education], she still kept finding ways to blast school districts.

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