Today’s Document from the National Archives- Police Blotter Listing Lincoln's Assassination April 14, 2021On April 14, 1865, as he sat in Ford's Theater watching a comedy, President Lincoln was assassinated. The District of Columbia Metropolitan Police blotter lists the assassination among the more mundane police business of April 14, 1865. The entry begins: "At this hour the melancholy intelligence of the assassination of Mr. Lincoln, President of the […]
- Police Blotter Listing Lincoln's Assassination April 14, 2021
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Some Fun at Parent-Teacher Conferences
This week, schools in New York City will have the first parent-teacher conferences…or as we in the faculty lounge like to call them: “The Crying Game.”
This cartoon showcases not only parent denial, but also teacher intransigence. Lets hope our conferences this week are more productive.
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