Dear Secretary Duncan: (We’re not that formal here in the Neighborhood…is Arne okay?) You may not know us, Arne, but we do know you. We know how your corporate mentality, go-get’em attitude and boardroom smile have wowed the spastic, slightly … Continue reading →
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Dear Secretary Duncan: Stop the Rape of Social Studies in America
Dear Secretary Duncan: (We’re not that formal here in the Neighborhood…is Arne okay?) You may not know us, Arne, but we do know you. We know how your corporate mentality, go-get’em attitude and boardroom smile have wowed the spastic, slightly … Continue reading →
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