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Guest host: Corey Flintoff
Most Americans think tribal affiliations are something outdated. But with more than 150 tribes and 2000 clans, Iraq is a place where tribes are a real part of many people's lives. Meet a military officer who's convinced that the key to American success in Iraq can be found in tribal engagement.
R. Alan King, Lieutenant Colonel, US Army Reserves; and President, Consequences Management
Guest host: Corey Flintoff
It's been a rough year for the new SAT- the leading college admissions tests- with new formats, reporting glitches and sabre-rattling politicians. We explore how the SAT factors into today's admission process, and get advice for students.
Steve Corrozi, Assistant Vice President, The Princeton Review, Mid-Atlantic Division
Jeff Selingo, Business and Politics Editor, Chronicle of Higher Education
John "Jack" Maguire, Chairman, Maguire Associates
Barbara Gill, Director of Admissions, University of Maryland
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