Capitalism


 * Capitalism Essay **

Capitalism Essay In the early twenty first century, in Western Europe, a man expressed his vision of what he believed capitalism to be an economic disaster, in a book called The Time Machine. H.G. Wells embarks on an adventure through time, and even then can classes be separated; therefore setting his monotonously thought process to be true. The whole point to this book is to show everyone what capitalism can turn out to be if the classes are not tangible for a long period of time; although just a hypothesis from Wells, could turn out to be something more. Fareed Zakaria expressed himself in two articles, both being about capitalism. The CEO of general electric said, “companies will “fundamentally reset” the way they work.” companies may reset just to try and keep up with the rich that keep getting richer, while everyone else can’t seem to get up on top. Franklin D. Roosevelt launched the new deal; he spoke about, “ bold, persistent experimentation.” He got the experimentation right, but this deal didn’t do anything for our economy, but made it weaker by shutting down programs. The title of a major 1983 report stated – “A nation at risk,” on its cover. They have this statement right, for after that our family values became irreverent, and so did our economy. Could H.G. Wells really have known our classes were going to be separated so far? I don’t think he did, but the divulging world tried to hard a capitalism to make it work, they forgot about all the work it takes to keep everyone up.

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Who is this David Von Drehle?
^Posted by Justine Kaminsky

Jake Daniels: David Von Drehle was born in Denver. He worked for the Denver post as a sports writer, the youngest they've ever had. From there he moved to the Miami Herald, the Washington Post, and finally Times Magazine where he became editor and wrote 160 articles. He now lives in Kansas City with his wife and four kids.

posted by Taylor Kincaid Von Drehle started his career in journalism at 17 years old, working with [|The Denver Post] as a sports writer from 1978 to 1983. Von Drehle was the youngest sports writer that the paper has had. From there he moved on to //The Miami Herald// in 1985 and stayed on with the paper until 1991 as a staff writer. In 1988 while writing for the Miami Herald Von Drehle was awarded a Livingston Award, which recognizes excellence in young journalism and is given annually to journalist younger than 35 years of age.[|[][|3][|]] Von Drehle was honored for a series titled "The Death Penalty: A Failure of Execution". He was 27 at the time of the award, the youngest of the three journalists recognized that year. The piece also garnered Von Drehle the American Bar Association's Silver Gavel Award for excellence in Media and the Arts in 1989.[|[][|4][|]] During his tenure with the Miami Herald, von Drehle also received an American Society of News Editors Distinguished Writing Award, and has subsequently been featured in ASNE's collections of America's Best Newspaper Writing. In 1991 Von Drehle became the New York bureau chief for the [|Washington Post]. A year later, he was sent to New Hampshire to cover the 1992 presidential primary, thus beginning his career as a political writer. He went on to be the editor of the Arts section, and the Assistant Managing Editor in charge of the Style section. By his own admission in an article in National Journal Von Drehle says, "I like to change gears every four or five years.".[|[][|5][|]] David Von Drehle left the Washington Post in 2006 to become Editor-at-Large for [|Time Magazine]. He has gone on to write 160 articles while at Time. Notable examples include a cover piece on controversial talking head [|Glenn Beck] titled "Mad Man" that appeared in the September, 2009 issue. Von Drehle has also been a recurring contributor to National Public Radio's Morning Edition, speaking on his interview of Bob Woodward and discussing his book on the Watergate scandal

Posted by Anna Braam: -David Von Drehle earned his B.A in 1983 from the [|University of Denver], where he was also a Boettcher Foundation Scholar. -In 1985 Von Drehle graduated from [|Oxford University] with a Masters in Literature

posted by Dan Mercer -Von Drehle is a democrat -The University of Denver awarded him its Ammi Hyde Award for Outstanding Achievement by a Young Alumnus -He is a winner of the Livingston Award for national reporting, the American Society of Newspaper Editors Distinguished Writing prize, the American Bar Association’s Silver Gavel Award, the Sidney Hillman Foundation Prize. -He has appeared on the Today show, NBC Nightly News, the NewsHour, NPR’s Morning Edition and “Imus in the Morning,” and is currently serving as an expert script consultant for an upcoming HBO film

posted by Timmy Truong: David Von Drehle, an editor-at-large at TIME, covers national stories and politics, and has written cover stories that include a profile of U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts (October 2007), “The Myth About Boys” (August 2007), The 2008 Person of the Year issue on President Obama (December 2008) and “The Renegade” on Sarah Palin (July 2009). He has also covered the presidential campaigns on the campaign trail. Von Drehle was named editor-at-large in 2007.

posted by Lorraine Ramos: -born in Denver, Colorado and raised in Aurora, Colorado with his family. -earned his B.A in 1983 from the University of Denver, where he was also a Boettcher Foundation Scholar. In 1985 Von Drehle graduated from Oxford University with a Masters in Literature as a Marshall Scholar. -started his career in journalism at 17 years old, working with The Denver Post as a sports writer from 1978 to 1983. -has been a recurring contributor to National Public Radio's Morning Edition, speaking on his interview of Bob Woodward and discussing his book on the Watergate scandal.

Posted by: Madison DiNardo -Received his B.A. from the University of Denver and his Masters from Oxford University -He bagan his career in journalsm when he was only 17 at The Denver Post -He has been a journalist for over 30 years -He has written three books; "Among the Lowest of the Dead", "Deadlock: The Inside Story of America’s Closest Election", and "Triangle:The Fire that Changed America"

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**[[image:2011futuristic/FZ.gif]][[image:2011futuristic/FZ.gif width="9" height="43"]]Fareed Zakaria - Bio Info**
== born January 20, 1964) is an Indian-American journalist and author. From 2000, he was a columnist for Newsweek and editor of Newsweek International, until moving to Editor-At-Large of Time in 2010. He is also the host of CNN's Fareed Zakaria GPS, and a frequent commentator and author about issues related to international relations, trade and American foreign policy.[2] posted by Timmy Truong

Posted by Jake Daniels: Zakaria refers to himself as a 'centrist' (moderate) and believes neither side of politics can be the right side in all situations and times. He has been called by others both conservative and liberal. He supported Obama during his campaign in 2008.

Posted by Suzanne Lucke:
 * Zakaria is the author of //From Wealth to Power: The Unusual Origins of America's World Role// (Princeton, 1998), //[|The Future of Freedom]// (Norton, 2003), and //[|The Post-American World]// (2008); he has also co-edited //The American Encounter: The United States and the Making of the Modern World.//
 * In 2007, //[|Foreign Policy]// and //[|Prospect]// magazines named him one of the 100 leading public intellectuals in the world.

Posted by Dan Mercer
 * Born in Mambai, India
 * He received Bachelor of Arts from Yale University and Doctor of Philosophy in political sciences from Harvard University
 * He identifies his political views as a "centrist" or moderate

Posted by Manny Reyes

Zakaria, of Muslim heritage, was born in India, and is the son of former deputy leader of the Congress party and scholar Rafiq Zakaria. His mother is Fatima Zakaria (former Sunday editor, Times of India). His brother, Arshad was the head of investment banking at Merrill Lynch. After graduating from the Cathedral and John Connon School in Mumbai, India, Zakaria attended Yale University, where he became a member of the secret society Scroll and Key and was part of Berkeley College. Later Zakaria received a Ph.D. in Political Science from Harvard where he studied under Samuel P. Huntington and Stanley Hoffmann. He was also President of the Yale Political Union, where he was a member of the Party of the Right. He lives in New York City with his wife, Paula Throckmorton Zakaria, and son (Omar) and daughter (Lila). Manny Reyes

Posted by Melissa Ward : His ethnicity: Asian and Indian. His mother's name: Fatima Zakaria. His father's name: Rafiq Zakaria. Brother : Arshad Zakaria. He attended yale university One of the 21 most important in the 21st century

Fareed Zakaria had studied at Cathedral School, Bombay, India and then he attended the BA History, Yale University.

Fareed dated Paula Throckmorton (wife).

Read more: [|http://people.famouswhy.com/fareed_zakaria/#ixzz1Yb3oNVHt]

posted by markeisa holder - Fareed Zakaria hosts flagship foreign affairs show, is

Editor-at-Large of [|TIME Magazine], a Washington Post columnist, and a New York Times bestselling [|author]. -He was described in 1999 by Esquire Magazine as “the most influential foreign policy adviser of his generation.” -In 2010, Foreign Policy named him one of the top 100 global thinkers. Posted by Derek Craig: -Although Zakaria is neither liberal or conservative, in 2008, he endorsed Barack Obama's campaign on his CNN program and according to the New York Times, President Obama has sounded out Zakaria on Middle east issues. -Zakaria has been accused of being anti-constituional. He believes that the Constitution is outdated and that there should be a set of amendments to modernize the Constitution for the 21st century.

The government of India honored him with the Padma Bhushan for his contribution towards journalism in 2010. He was a news analyst with ABC's This Week with George Stephanopoulos (2002–2007); he hosted the weekly TV news show, Foreign Exchange with Fareed Zakaria on PBS (2005–2008); his weekly show, Fareed Zakaria GPS (Global Public Square) premiered on CNN in June 2008. It airs on Sundays at 10:00am and 1:00pm Eastern Time. Posted by: Shawn Sambhi

Posted by Travis Duncil: Zakaria is a naturalized American citizen.He currently resides in New York Citywith his wife, Paula Throckmorton Zakaria, son Omar, and daughters Lila and Sofia. He identifies himself as a moderate, though due to his varied political views has been called the entire political spectrum by others. He has written on a variety of subjects for the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal , The New Yorker, and as a wine columnist for the web magazine Slate.

Posted by: Madison DiNardo -Born in India -Discribes his political view as a moderate -"Forbes" described him as one of the top 25 most influential liberals in American mass media -Wrote "The Future of Freedom" which outlines his idea that what we call democracy is actually liberal democracy -Wrote "The Post-American World" which talks about the concept of "rise of the rest"(economic growth of once third-world countries Eight (8) Groups