Congratulations on winning the 1979 Nobel Prize in Economics.
I am pleased that your outstanding work in boron chemistry is being recognized through this renowned international prize...
I hope that everyone will know—who's interested in education—this is the Secretary of Education.
Congratulations on your Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 1979.
I know that Americans everywhere are proud of your accomplishments and join me in standing you our very best wishes.
I decided to rim for the State Senate to see if I could help in Georgia, based on my own experiences matter those trying...
I remain convinced that education is one of the noblest enterprises a person or a society can undertake.
An educated citizenry is essential to the survival of a democratic form of government.
Education is our most important national investment.
Today's signing fulfills a longstanding personal commitment on my part.
Sometimes it didn't look as though we were going to make it.