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The Hauser Center invited experts to address the question: “Are Arts Relevant in a 21st Century World?” Joining in the discussion were Carol Coletta (from left), president of ArtPlace, Dennis Scholl, vice president for the arts at the Knight Foundation, and Jim Bildner, a Hauser Center senior research fellow. “The idea of a national arts policy won’t originate from the Beltway,” Scholl said.

Art and cost

Future of funding at heart of Hauser Center’s study of six communities

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While parts of the U.S. economy have recovered from the recession, American jobs haven’t returned with them. Unemployment remains above 9 percent nationally for the third straight year. Harvard experts offer insights into what such static joblessness means for the nation, and what policymakers and others can do to fix a balky system.

Jobs wanted

Harvard analysts suggest Rx for America’s unemployment doldrums

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