Hicks: A Pence-era high school curriculum mistake is still haunting Indiana
Indiana is prioritizing manufacturing and truck driving even as both careers decline, columnist Michael Hicks writes.
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Indiana is prioritizing manufacturing and truck driving even as both careers decline, columnist Michael Hicks writes.
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