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Under presidents Nixon and Carter,
NEA funding increased significantly; President Reagan unsuccessfully attempted to cut the Endowment's budget by 50 percent.
But now that the dust has settled on the Mapplethorpes and the
NEA has survived reauthorization for another three years, we have the time to parse Frohnmayer's words anew.
Proposed Amendments to the
NEA Standing Rules, Constitution, and Bylaws for vote by the 2008 Representative Assembly.
In October, the
NEA released a report on the state of the national arts, American Canvas, that was intended to celebrate Alexander's leadership.
Alexander was still running that gauntlet at the time of her resignation, as Congress was set to vote on what looked like the final
NEA funding proposal for this year.
NEA Today (ISSN 0734-7219) is published eight times a year, monthly, in September, October, November, January, February, March, April, and May by the National Education Association, 1201 16th St.
The
NEA has emerged with a heightened dedication to serve the American arts community--those who make art, and those who receive it.
And there's little question that GOP leaders such as Gingrich, Armey, and long-time
NEA foe Jesse Helms seem to relish their roles as philistines in this tedious morality play.
