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The power of a college education is about more than just receiving a piece of paper. What this bachelor's degree encapsulates for these men is hope and transformation, their accomplishment has a positive ripple effect on the other men in the prison, their friends, families, and communities. And because of this, we believe that a college education is about breaking the cycle of incarceration. – Taffany Lim	Found on CNN 2 years ago
Her story was one that captured the realities of what the Eighth Amendment meant in a material, tangible way, it took the life of a woman. Her memory is a bit of an avatar for change — and for the direction that we'd like Ireland to take. Her story encapsulates what we'd like to never see again and hope that whatever changes can be made in her honor. – John Howard	Found on CNN 6 years ago
I think they need to have a phrase that better encapsulates the sum total of what they're trying to do, which is complex, it's a huge messaging challenge and you have to acknowledge that. – Lanhee Chen	Found on CNN 7 years ago
Poems are comprised of everyday material expertly arranged in ways that require a reader's time and reflection, but the reward is great: a memorable insight into our humanity, a line that perfectly encapsulates a moment or a truth we want to remember, an experience with language that provokes new ideas and deeper understanding. – Jennifer Benka	Found on CNN 9 years ago
The GDP data kind of encapsulates what's been on the market's mind, which has been the slowdown in sales and pressure on earnings in the first quarter, we're going through a soft period. – Alan Gayle	Found on Reuters 9 years ago

The power of a college education is about more than just receiving a piece of paper. What this bachelor's degree encapsulates for these men is hope and transformation, their accomplishment has a positive ripple effect on the other men in the prison, their friends, families, and communities. And because of this, we believe that a college education is about breaking the cycle of incarceration.

– Taffany Lim

Found on CNN
2 years ago

Her story was one that captured the realities of what the Eighth Amendment meant in a material, tangible way, it took the life of a woman. Her memory is a bit of an avatar for change — and for the direction that we'd like Ireland to take. Her story encapsulates what we'd like to never see again and hope that whatever changes can be made in her honor.

– John Howard

Found on CNN
6 years ago

I think they need to have a phrase that better encapsulates the sum total of what they're trying to do, which is complex, it's a huge messaging challenge and you have to acknowledge that.

– Lanhee Chen

Found on CNN
7 years ago

Poems are comprised of everyday material expertly arranged in ways that require a reader's time and reflection, but the reward is great: a memorable insight into our humanity, a line that perfectly encapsulates a moment or a truth we want to remember, an experience with language that provokes new ideas and deeper understanding.

– Jennifer Benka

Found on CNN
9 years ago

The GDP data kind of encapsulates what's been on the market's mind, which has been the slowdown in sales and pressure on earnings in the first quarter, we're going through a soft period.

– Alan Gayle

Found on Reuters
9 years ago

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