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Jon Yates was born and raised in Ames, Iowa, where he spent six years as a stock boy and bagger for the Hy Vee grocery store chain. In college, he placed third in the Southeast Iowa Regional Grocery Bagging Contest.
He graduated from the University of Iowa in 1992 with a degree in journalism and history, and the following year became a reporter at the Iowa City Press-Citizen. He later worked for the Palm Springs Desert Sun and the Nashville Tennessean, before joining the Chicago Tribune in 2000 as a general assignment reporter.
He started the What's Your Problem? column in 2005. It appears on Wednesdays and Sundays.
He lives in Oak Park with his wife, daughter, son...
He graduated from the University of Iowa in 1992 with a degree in journalism and history, and the following year became a reporter at the Iowa City Press-Citizen. He later worked for the Palm Springs Desert Sun and the Nashville Tennessean, before joining the Chicago Tribune in 2000 as a general assignment reporter.
He started the What's Your Problem? column in 2005. It appears on Wednesdays and Sundays.
He lives in Oak Park with his wife, daughter, son...
Jon Yates was born and raised in Ames, Iowa, where he spent six years as a stock boy and bagger for the Hy Vee grocery store chain. In college, he placed third in the Southeast Iowa Regional Grocery Bagging Contest.
He graduated from the University of Iowa in 1992 with a degree in journalism and history, and the following year became a reporter at the Iowa City Press-Citizen. He later worked for the Palm Springs Desert Sun and the Nashville Tennessean, before joining the Chicago Tribune in 2000 as a general assignment reporter.
He started the What's Your Problem? column in 2005. It appears on Wednesdays and Sundays.
He lives in Oak Park with his wife, daughter, son and their 75-pound mutt.
He graduated from the University of Iowa in 1992 with a degree in journalism and history, and the following year became a reporter at the Iowa City Press-Citizen. He later worked for the Palm Springs Desert Sun and the Nashville Tennessean, before joining the Chicago Tribune in 2000 as a general assignment reporter.
He started the What's Your Problem? column in 2005. It appears on Wednesdays and Sundays.
He lives in Oak Park with his wife, daughter, son and their 75-pound mutt.
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Commencement speakers: Conservatives need not apply
We have once again entered the college commencement season, which means we'll soon be reading about uplifting graduation speeches delivered by prominent Americans. Or at least by prominent liberal Americans. It's becoming increasingly apparent that...
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Rethinking our China strategy
Senate committees will soon be asked to vote on President Obama's nominees to head the departments of State and Defense and the Central Intelligence Agency. Many, if not most, of the senators' questions will be focused on the nominees' views on the...
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3 unconventional picks for secretary of State
With the 2012 presidential election over, attention nows turns to the inevitable shuffling of personnel in the Obama administration. Chief among the vacancies will be at the helm of the State Department, where Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has...
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Europe ponders 'banking union' to avert further euro crises
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Eurozone crisis: A love-hate relationship imperils the currency
World NowGlobal focus: The Irish voted "with a heavy heart" this week to tough out the hardships of remaining a member of the Eurozone. Greek and French voters protested the pain of austerity by throwing out leaders who had been slashing jobs and services to... -
Spokesman: Clinton not seeking World Bank presidency
Washington BureauA spokesman for Hillary Clinton swiftly and emphatically denied a report Thursday that the secretary of state was considering stepping down to seek the World Bank presidency in 2012. Reuters cited three unnamed sources in its report that Clinton was open...Tags: International Economic Institution, World Bank Group, Joe Biden, White House, Economic Organization
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Asian shares tumble on grim U.S. jobs report
Money & CompanyAsian shares suffered heavy losses Monday, the first day of trading after last week's bleak U.S. jobs report intensified fears of a global recession. Japan's Nikkei 225 index was down 1.8%, Hong Kong's Hang Seng index lost about 3% and South Korea's Kospi... -
Honor us ... maybe
Tuesdays with MitchDear ( -- --) Congratulations! We here at ( -- --) University would like to invite you to be our commencement speaker. This, as you know, is a great honor. You would join the ranks of ( -- --) last year and ( -- --) the year before and also ( -- --), who...Tags: University of California, Los Angeles, World Bank Group, Nicole Polizzi, Iraq War (2003-2011), George W. Bush
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Change the World Bank needs
Few people on the street may be familiar with the World Bank. Yet, it plays a critical role in the U.S. effort to engage the world through its contribution to economic development in poor and post-conflict societies. As current World Bank President...Tags: Finance, Christianity, Occupations, Nigeria, Harvard Medical School
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A World Bank success story
The World Bank passed a big test in December when Congress quietly approved its request for additional funding, part of the development group's first general capital increase in more than 20 years. During a time of fiscal stress and partisan gridlock, the...Tags: International Economic Institution, World Bank Group, Voting, Lawrence Summers, Economic Organization
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Panorama de la educación mexicana
Lo que pueda afirmarse o controvertir acerca de la educación, será signo de lo vital que sus procesos significan en la conformación del ser humano como líder en su entorno vital. Única forma de incursionar, con herramientas adecuadas, en la vida de...Tags: Politics, Chile, National or Ethnic Minorities, G20, UNESCO
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G-20 announces measures to stabilize food prices
PARIS (AP) — The largest economies in the world agreed Thursday to a series of measures to stabilize world food prices after recent fluctuations caused global instability, especially in poorer countries. French Agriculture Minister Bruno Le...Tags: Natural Resources, G20 Summit, International Relations, Food Industry, Forests
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