Room and Board of Education
and
Noreen Conell, executive director of the Educational Priorities Panel,
-discuss the Board of Education's plan to subsidize housing for teachers in challenging schools
» Department of Education website
»Education Priorities Panel
When Press Comes to Shove
- what happens when a member of the foreign press pushes George W. Bush's buttons
»Website for "Alleluia America! An Irish ...
Keep on Rocking in the Friedman World
- how America can keep the fat of the land in a flat world getting flatter.
»Thomas Friedman's website
Long Day's Journey into the City
- on commuters' long distance relationship with Manhattan
» Sam Schwartz's Daily News column
Condi's Lawyer
On this day when so much attention is focused on the departure of a much-mocked press secretary and Karl Rove's re-assignment, it's worth having a look in at the ever-thoughtful Washington Note, where Steve Clemons dissects a dinner talk given by Condoleezza' Rice's legal advisor, John Bellinger.
A highlight from his comments:
There are a lot of things out there that are just simply wrong. And so I have gone out to Europe to meet with people, to answer questions, to explain the legal framework that we're applying. And I'll just give you one or two examples so you get a sense of the generalities I'm talking about.
Photo File: Coleman, Friedman
Pushy, sure, but inappropriate? Irish journo Carole Coleman
Tom Friedman, high priest of 'glocalization' and hybrid cars
[Listen to Coleman on the BL Show today. Or to Tom Friedman]
Required Reading: April 19, 2006
In which (holy moley!) Rove shrinks and McClellan disappears, Bush plans a petro-tussle with Hu, the FBI demands a dead man's papers, airports spurn express lanes for frequent travelers, NYC offers new teachers 15k incentive, police lineups look more unreliable, and The Voice sheds writers.
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