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The Anti-globalization Movement Is One Of The Biggest Globalized Events Of The Contemporary World, People Coming From Everywhere, —australia, Indonesia, Britain, India, Poland, Germany, South Africa—to Demonstrate In Seattle Or Quebec. What Could Be More Global Than That?

Each Human Being Is A Citizen Of The World. We Have Many Identities, Of Which One Of The Identities Is Our Human Identity. And That's Something That The Schools Can Provide, But That Requires Again A Vision Rather Than Being Centers Of Hatred. It Could Be An Enormous Opportunity To Give That Mission.

There's No Reason Why One Need Not Look At The Content Of Education Just As One Is Expanding The Availability Of School, Because It Doesn't Cost More Money To Get Them [a] Better Education. It Requires Better Textbooks, It Requires A Vision, It Requires A Determination, But It's Not Very Expensive To Do That Anyway.

I Think One Big Thing About The United States Is That The American Population, They May Be Excited About Iraq Or One Thing Or Another, But Basically Has Had A Great Deal Of Interest In Humanitarian Causes Both Within The Country And Abroad. Even When They Criticize The Mechanism To Which It Flows.

Belonging To Humanity Is A Great Thing For Us, And I Think The Schools Can Do It. So I Think We Can Look After The Quality Of Education On The School Even As We Expand The Availability Of Schooling.