April 6

April 6, 2004 | Last Updated 8:09 p.m. (EST)

President Announces New Education Initiatives for Stronger Workforce
President Bush on Tuesday discussed better job training and the economy at South Arkansas Community College in El Dorado, Arkansas.

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The Easter Egg Roll

Sara Armstrong, Director of the White House Visitors Office, took your questions on the Easter Egg Roll on Ask the White House.Read the Transcript

2004 Easter Egg Roll

President Discusses Economy and Job Training in North Carolina
President Bush on Monday visited Central Piedmont Community College in Charlotte, North Carolina to discuss job training efforts and the economy.

Job Training Fact Sheet

President Bush Discusses Iraq, 911 Commission with Reporters
President Bush on Monday took questions from reporters on the transfer of authority in Iraq, the next ambassador to Iraq and the 911 Commission.

Hall of Famer Nolan Ryan Appears on Ask the White House

Hall of Fame Pitcher Nolan Ryan answered your questions on opening day, on Ask the White House. Read the transcript.

Presidents and Baseball

President George W. Bush waves to the audience with student Tony Johnson after a conversation on job training and the economy at South Arkansas Community College in El Dorado, Ark., Tuesday, April 6, 2004. Pictured on stage with the President are, from left, Superintendent of El Dorado Public Schools Bob Watson, President of South Arkansas Community College Dr. Kathy Matlock, CEO of AmerCable Bob Hogan and student Juanita Vines.

Opening Day with the VP

Vice President Cheney appears on 700 WLW in Cincinnati for the Reds' opening game against the Chicago Cubs.
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Easter at the White House

Learn about this year's Easter Egg Roll and the history of the annual event.

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What is the President's view on Church and State relations?
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Better Education for Better Jobs

Margaret Spellings, Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy, will discuss the President's education initiatives to build a stronger workforce on Thursday at 9:15am (ET). Submit your questions now.