High School Cheerleader
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By: Nation of Games
Should Fenger High School parents step up instead of suing CPS for Derrion
2009-11-18 10:21:00 Rhaea Albert, at a neighborhood gathering on violence, weeps for her 16-year-old brother, Derrion Albert, who was beaten to death Thursday, Sept. 24. (Tribune photo by Terrence Antonio James / September 28, 2009) Part 1: The Emotion There's a photo of Rhaea Albert in the December 2009/January 2010 issue of Ebony magazine taken by The Chicago Tribune's photographer Terrence Antonio James. It's a photo of Derrion Albert's little sister with tears streaming down her face (similar to the photo in this blog) but closer up, and it reminds me of the reaction one of my cousins had when one of her twin brothers was killed in their neighborhood. Just like parents say they should never die before their...
A Little of My Past at the Paris Opera Ballet School
2009-11-15 23:13:00 Excerpt from the documentary, Etoiles, about the Paris Opera Ballet School. Notice me around 5:30, 6:18, and 6:53!So for my last blog I wanted to let everyone know about the ballet classes I teach throughout the city, but I, too, had to start somewhere. I grew up in France and didn't have what would be considered, I suppose, the average childhood. I started dancing when I was 3 after my mom decided she could keep both me and my sister occupied in dance classes. My official step toward my professional path, though, started when I entered the Paris Opera Ballet School in 1991 when I was 11. With this decision I chose to make a long term sacrifice, chose to...
The Antitode For Test-Based School Reform
2009-11-12 02:13:00 It's not all Duncan and Gates out there in school reform land. Last week the Ford Foundation announced a $100M initiative to revamp secondary education in seven cities including Chicago (LATimes). The Ford Initiative is relatively big and challenges Race To The Top and NCLB in several regards. Jeannie Oakes is leading it and is a big proponent of comprehensive services, funding reform, and value measures beyond standardized testing. I'm not sure it's big enough to make a dent at the national level, or focused enough to make concrete changes locally (Annenberg, anyone?). But it's a clear sign that, for better or worse, the old guard isn't gone yet. Here's the press release for more details....
Old School Montessori (1969-1975)
2009-11-10 01:29:00 All this talk about Near North Montessori has got me thinking about my own childhood experiences at the school. Here's the class picture from what may have been my last year at the old Near North, which was then located on Chicago Avenue next to St. John Cantius (the church my father returned to many many years later). Yep, two adults for fewer than 20 kids. Amazing, huh? I took the Halsted bus to and from school (and got hit by a Montgomery Ward van one day running across the street). Paul Guinan and I put out a little newspaper with cartoons and stories in it. Alex Medai and I obsessed over World War II and spoke with English accents...
Ignazio Di Salvo: 16 years old school concert
2009-11-08 23:33:00 Ignazio Di Salvo posted a video on his facebook page, when he was just sixteen... Ignazio Di Salvo This is a content summary only. Visit Truth In Shredding to find out more!
Old school No I.D. x Common collab leads new music update
2009-11-08 21:05:00 No I.D. "State To State" f/ Dug Infinite & CommonProducer: No I.D. - FULL, CDQ, 1997 track off the album, Accept Your Own & Be Yourself (The Black Album) *Tibs Fav.â„¢Figured I would kill 2 birds w/ 1 stone w/ this post (Old School Sundays + NEW Music Update!) as I've wanted to feature this 1997 track from No I.D., Dug Infinite, and Common called "State To State" off the first Black Album, haha - No I.D.'s debut solo album. For those who don't know, the legendary Chi producer can MC as well, doing so in the 3rd verse of "State To State", downloadable above. In fact, here's a sweet sampling that'll kill any skepticism,"I'm pushin three-zero, I plan to...
School janitor suing Board of Education and CPS for dropping a fan on her f
2009-11-06 00:00:00 A school janitor is suing the Chicago Board of Education and Chicago Public Schools after a portable heater/fan was dropped on her foot. Yolanda Hallom says that on November 14, 2008, while working at Roswell B. Mason Elementary School as a janitor, "an agent and/or servant" of the defendants was carrying a portable heater/fan that dropped on her foot. Hallom asserts that the defendants were negligent when they, among other things, "carelessly and negligently dropped a heavy item upon plaintiff." Yolanda's husband, Tracy, is also suing for loss of consortium. Read the complaint after the jump. Follow me on Twitter at jenfernicola....
People: California Foundation Snags School Reform Guru
2009-11-05 16:12:00 First the Carnegie Foundation picked a new president Tony Bryk (instead of Linda Darling Hammond). Then the foundation came up with a whole new set of priorities (something about community colleges, I think). Now they're bringing John Ayers, one of Chicago's best-known education connectors out to make things really work. In Chicago, Ayers was longtime head of LQE, a pro-charter nonprofit, and then helped with Greg Richmond's National Association of Charter School Authorizers. Most recently, he helped launch Union Park High Schools, an effort to bring unionized charter schools to Chicago. Bryk and Ayers know each other from the bad old days when they worked on the Chicago Consortium on School Research, a quasi-independent research outfit that other cities like NYC...
Obama Pimps Malia Out In Madison School Speech
2009-11-05 15:42:00 Barack Obama gets slews of positive press for being a great dad, so what's he doing using his daughter Malia's up-and-down grades in a highly publicized post-election day education speech at a charter school in Madison, WI? I'm not exactly sure. In essence, Obama tells about how Malia brought some mediocre grades that she thought were OK, but that once it was clear that only excellence was acceptable she got it. "She told me, 'I just like having knowledge,' " Obama said. "What had happened is that now she wanted it more than us." Gak. The anecdote wasn't in his prepared remarks, which is extremely unusual for Obama (who uses a telepompter pretty much everywhere he goes). It wasn't really...
School News: New Schools, New Hires, Doughnuts For Breakfast
2009-11-05 15:17:00 Chicago may open charter school near Altgeld Gardens TribuneChicago Public Schools is seeking to place a new charter school near the Altgeld Gardens housing complex for sixth- to 12th-grade students, a move that could quell tension in a community that has been vocal about wanting a neighborhood option for its high...Snapshot of Altgeld Gardens: From Community Organizing to Crisis WBEZLinda Paul and photographer Richard Cahan visit Altgeld Gardens a year after President Obama was elected.State probes errors in stimulus money used for school jobs TribuneMatt Vanover, a spokesman for board of education, said the flawed database actually had been washed of some glaring errors before being included in the official tabulation, which claimed that 14,330 local school jobs in Illinois had...
Praising the Dear One? Videos Raise Concerns Over Use of School Children To
2009-11-05 15:10:00 [From JONATHAN TURLEY] We have been discussing the propriety of public schools putting on worshipful performances about President Barack Obama. While I voted for him and support many of his policies, it does concern me to see children enlisted in such performances, which are not the norm in American education or politics. While some extreme ...
By: News for Greens
What's a pastry school final exam really like?
2009-11-05 00:35:00 Want to know what a final exam is really like at pastry school? I survived mine today, after making cheesecake, pastry cream, creme anglais, cream puffs and pastry cream-filled swans.
Board Reverses Itself On Avondale Montessori School
2009-11-01 18:53:00 Never one to miss out on an opportunity to disappoint parents and undercut positive momentum, the Board of Education is shafting a seemingly well-organized and appealing effort to start a Montessori school in Avondale. Word's out that the CPS Office of New Schools, now under the control of newcomer Leigh McGuinan, has reversed course on supporting a charter proposal from the Avondale Montessori folks that Megan Cottrell profiled here a few weeks ago. See details below.At the time, it seemed like Avondale was going to get a positive recommendation from ONS and an easy approval from the Board. What happened? Maybe the Avondale folks were counting their chickens before they were hatched. Maybe they were just caught in the changeover...
My Experience as "Principal for a Day" at Fenger High School
2009-10-30 23:02:00 If you follow me on twitter (click here to follow if don't), you are probably used to seeing the behind the scenes craziness of my life, as I explore the beauty of Chicago's character, art, entertainment & cultural scene. But no matter how random, I am sure like most, you were not expecting to see me as "Principal for a Day" at the much talked about Chicago Public School, Fenger. I first heard about Fenger when I was being interviewed live on cnn from Copenhagen on oct. 3rd about the olympic decision... as I was being patched in live via skyp from my hotel room, waiting to go on, I could shockingly hear in the background that there was...
Phillies, an old school team
2009-10-30 19:34:00 I'm starting to take a closer look at the Phillies and am leaning toward them winning this series....
Catastrophe Or Opportunity? Chicago's First Unionized Charter School
2009-10-30 19:15:00 Teachers at three Chicago charter schools (Civitas' Ralph Ellison Campus, Northtown Academy and Wrightwood Campus) voted overwhelmingly to ratify their contract, according to this press release from Chicago ACTS, making them the first charter schools in the city to become unionized. Roughly 140 teachers and staff are included. Whether others will follow is anyone's guess. Union Park is likely to do so. Which of the aspirants to become CTU president will support the unionized charter movement and which will oppose it is another question. More important over the long term is the issue of whether unions and charters can work together to create something that works well for students and teachers, combining the best of both worlds. Will unionized charters...
Private School Voucher Solution Floated By Senator Meeks
2009-10-29 18:05:00 Is it a stunt, a sincere change of heart, or a turning point for city politics? State senator and reverend James Meeks writes in the Tribune today that private school vouchers that would help pay for parochial or private tuition might be needed to give parents a way to get quality education for their children (and create real changes in the school district). "For the first time in my personal and political career, I am exploring the idea of vouchers and charter schools to help facilitate choice and enhance academic performance. Why should we continue to make investments in a system that is bankrupt and weighed down with bureaucracy?"As you may recall, Meeks compared the Chicago Teachers Union to a...
Recall issued for high school students who read 'Soul on Ice'
2009-10-29 04:07:00 The American Association of High School Principals and Administrators has issued a recall on students who read the late Black Panther activist Eldridge Cleaver's Soul on Ice, a book that chronicled black rage in the 1960s. High school students who were assigned Soul on Ice from its publication in 1968 until Cleaver's repudiation of his Black Panther past in 1975 may contain a dormant ideology that could erupt at any time, according to Dante Van Cleave, an association spokesman....
School News: Fenger Followup, Pilsen Parents, Teen Drivers
2009-10-21 14:34:00 Student exonerated in beating won't return to Fenger Sun TimesThe mother of a teenager exonerated in the Sept. 24 beating death of a fellow Fenger High School student will get to stay in her Roseland home, but she won't send her son back to that school, she said. On a tour of Fenger, north suburban parents confront a new ground zero Medill An assistant principal said the money spent on each student is not limited to books, supplies and the teacher's time. Fenger must also provide food, bus passes, medicine and additional security to ensure students' well being.North Shore activists tour Fenger for school funding lesson TribuneThey hope to influence their North Shore neighbors by educating them on how the...
How to Make your Next High School Football Game Gellin? with Portable Seat!
2009-10-19 00:41:00 If you happen to go to your kids high school football game on a regular basis (and your butt hurts from sitting on the benches for hours), you might want to seriously getting something to comfort your rear such as this awesome, gellin’ Portable Seat. At $59.95, it’s not cheap but certainly a great way ...
School News For A Friday Morning
2009-10-16 14:02:00 Sometimes Chicago education news feels more like a police blotter than a roundup of school-related stories. Obama in New Orleans: 'It's clear how far we have to go' LA Times Obama's Education secretary, Arne Duncan met with students and local officials at John McDonogh Senior High. Paul Vallas, the head of the city's Recovery School District, spoke of the hundreds of millions in rebuilding funds he was still hoping to receive from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Teacher fights CPS for disabled son's education Tribune As a Chicago teacher, Cruz feels like she knows the system and was able to act as a strong advocate for her son. And still, she said, it was a lengthy fight that she fears...
New: School-By-School Incident Report Data
2009-10-16 02:06:00 Here is the previously-unreleased incident report data that Catalyst's Sarah Karp first wrote about on Wednesday, showing that "violent incidents inside or on the grounds of Chicago's high schools rose by almost 20 percent." Catalyst is doing some sort of fancy analysis of the data, but meantime I thought that some of you might want to see the data for yourselves and check what the numbers look like for your schools. You can download the spreadhsheet here: HS Code of Conduct aggregates 20090917 2006-2009.xlsx.Have fun. But remember: Interpret with caution. School size, demographics, definitional issues, data gaps, and changes in reporting practices all affect the numbers. For example, the sort I did of schools below based on 0809 incidents is probably meaningless...
Most Insufferable Prep School Alumni (& Parents): Lab, Parker, Or Lati
2009-10-15 16:44:00 I'm not sure that Labbies are the worst of all when it comes to insufferable private school alums and parents -- at least not over time. For example, everyone knows that Latin alums and parents are (most of them) complete jerks. And Parker? Well, there's a reason that school experienced one of the city's first swine flu outbreaks. Parker alums and parents are the worst of all.
Old School Sundays: Party Up Edition
2009-10-12 04:06:00 DMX "Party Up" f/ Gym Class HeroesLIVE @ VH1 Hip Hop HonorsClips from the upcoming VH1 Hip Hop Honors Show, airing on October 13th, continue to surface and the sneak preview at DMX's return performance of his classic "Party Up" inspired this edition of Old School Sundays. But first and foremost, DMX brought the energy to the stage and it was refreshing to see him doin' what he does best. Did you see how the crowd was jumpin'? Man, that looked like quite the scene.So how does the video above inspire Old School Sundays? Well, of course everyone has the original but my love for "Party Up" was renewed when I first heard this mash-up of "Party Up" and Eminem's...
Old school and keeping it cool: Bob Mould
2009-10-08 18:25:00 Photo Credit: chromewavesdotorg via Flickr You may recognize Bob Mould as part of the punk rock band Hüsker Dü from the 80's or Sugar from the 90's or part of the duo behind Blowoff but he's coming back to Chicago with a sound that he's been working on for more than 20 years. I recently had the chance to talk with Mould on the telephone to get a feeling of what this hard working musician has been doing, where he's been and what he has planned for the future. He's been busy writing an autobiography that he hopes will be finished early next year, he's traveling the country with Richard Morel showcasing Blowoff in 4 cities now, DC, NYC,...
Fenger High School mother talks to GML
2009-10-08 03:12:00 Check out Fenger H.S. parent, Toya Truitt, and State Senator Monique Davis on GML. Why was the violence meeting held downtown? Can money solve Fenger's more intricate problems? ...
School of the Art Institute of Chicago Hosts 15th Annual BareWalls Fundrais
2009-10-07 23:20:00 Chicago --The School of the Art Institute of Chicago's (SAIC) Alumni Association proudly hosts the 15th annual BareWalls fundraising event for more than 1,000 of Chicago's major arts patrons, art and culture seekers, and civic and business leaders on Saturday, Oct 10 at 6 p.m. in the SAIC's critically acclaimed Sullivan Galleries, 33 S. State Street, 7th Floor. Each year, BareWalls raises more than $125,000 for the BareWalls Student Scholarship Fund. By participating in this exciting and exclusive event, guests benefit the educations of young artists and designers striving to join SAIC's growing list of noteworthy graduates. BareWalls attendees will enjoy live music, hors d'oeuvres, dessert, beer and wine. A silent auction offers guests the opportunity to bid on works...
Guest post: Is your child's school making the grade?
2009-10-07 22:56:00 Periodically, Wee Windy City features a guest post from another parent or organization that has an interesting perspective to share on raising kids in Chicago. Today's guest post was written by The Illinois Parent Information Resource Center, an initiative of the Center for Community Arts Partnerships (CCAP) at Columbia College Chicago. It is funded by the United States Department of Education and supports school improvement through parent engagement. Working with partners statewide, Illinois PIRC uses an arts-based, intergenerational, community-centered approach to parent involvement that meets the educational needs of children and parents. Watch their video or visit their website to learn more. As a parent, you have the right to know how well your child is doing in school. That's...
School Violence Summit-Just Another Dog & Pony Show?
2009-10-07 14:02:00 I'll be posting everything I can find about the big "violence summit" here, which is turning into a local and national event:
Chicago Public high school fight brings back memories of past rival high sc
2009-10-06 17:46:00 As much as I wish Chicago Tribune reporters Azam Ahmed, Kristen Mack and Annie Sweeney didn't have to report on stories like "Fenger kids tell why they fight" and that the Derrion Albert murder hadn't occurred altogether, I think it's a step in the right direction to let these kids speak up. This article gave these kids the opportunity to tell their side instead of the police brushing it off as "gang related." Fenger student Vashion Bullock's question, "How many times you want me to walk away? We've been running for so long and we're tired of running" struck a chord. But it was one sentence on the second page that really brought back my own high school memories:...
Last Chance for Kellogg's Fuel for School Rebate Moneymakers at Jewel
2009-09-23 22:21:00 The only big deal that stands out this week at Jewel is a new Kellogg's promo: Buy 10 of selected items (mix and match) and you get them for $1.50 each. Remember that Fuel for School Rebate, where you buy 10 Kellogg's products and they send you a $10 check? Well, it ends Sept. 30, i.e., the end of this shopping week. So if you haven't done it yet, now's the time. Buy 10 of these items at $1.50 each, pay $15, and get a $10 rebate check. Better yet, use coupons to bring the 10 items down to a buck each and it's all free after rebate. Better better yet, use coupons to bring them down to 50...
Teacher Todd Henry Stabbed To Death At John Tyler High School (Photos, Vide
2009-09-23 20:32:00 A 52 year-old Special Education teacher, Todd R. Henry, has been stabbed inside a classroom at the John Tyler High School on Wednesday morning (September 23). The teacher, a music therapist who worked with special needs students, did not survive and one student was taken into custody by the police. John Tyler High School was lockdown ...
Farm To School: A Conversation with Marion Kalb-part 2
2009-09-23 13:00:00 Cooking Up a Story: Food News Part 2: Marion Kalb continues the conversation around the Farm To School program, acknowledging that added costs for fresh foods are a challenge, but also explaining practical ways to overcome some of those obstacles. Pointing out, in some cases, the cost of fresh, locally supplied foods are less expensive ...
News: Shred Guitar School
2009-09-23 01:26:00 Fifteen years experience in the music educational field. All of our instructors are of the highest caliber in education and touring experience. Using the latest HD video streaming software. Our goal is to continue to grow and evolve, to provide you with the best educational experience. Shred Guitar School is a new online guitar educational school. The school is founded by Leigh Williams who... This is a content summary only. Visit Truth In Shredding to find out more!
Revolving Video Podcast Episode 19: I Know Who Kicked My Ass In High School
2009-09-22 23:07:00 Episode 18 of North East England's premier movie podcast. This episode the boys review Lindsay Lohan in I Know Who Killed Me.Movie News: ‘The Expendables’ trailer + release date change, Nic Cage drops out of ‘Green Hornet’, Patrick Swayze RIP, Harrison Ford talks Indy 5, Yet another ‘Night Of The Living Dead’ remake. For full show notes and to comment / leave feedback visit the Revolving Video blog or email them revolvingvideo [at] hotmail.co.uk. Also remember to subscribe to the feed and vote for the guys at Podcast Alley. You can also follow Chris from Revolving Video on Twitter @snoog and Jamie @JamieJohnston7 Subscribe via iTunesDownload the show or listen to it below: Via: Revolving Video Podcast Read More tags: podcast, revolving video
By: podflower.com
Green School Primer [Giveaway]
2009-09-21 11:30:00 We have three copies of this book, which we will give away to three random commenters at the end of Friday, September 25, 2009.* What kind of school did you grow up learning in? During those formative years, did you have the opportunity to learn in a sustainable and architecturally significant environment? Think back to those days when your mind wandered. Would you ponder the exposed woodwork? Or the expansive windows? Or the structural steel? Like many students, maybe you didn't have the opportunity to learn in a green school or anything of the sort, and that's where the Green School Primer comes in. The Green School Primer is a new book that's been written to educate anyone -- whether a board member, teacher, student, or parent -- about the benefits of green schools. In the Green School Primer, LPA Architects shares its many years of experience with designing green schools. LPA explains its own planning and design principles and strategies, the bene...
By: Jetson Green
Well, That Didn't Take Long!
2009-09-21 02:09:00 I received R.'s first phone call home from the teacher. Already. Yup, I knew the day would come, I just didn't expect it to be so soon.R., though very feisty, can also be quite the scaredy cat. She can be clingy with me when faced with a new situation or with new people. Once she sees that she is safe, she warms up quite quickly. But until the thaw has begun? She wants no part of anything.A prime example was Kindergarten orientation. She cried. She clung. She refused to go to school. When the children lined up with their new teacher to be taken on a tour, she begged for me to go. I walked along with her to her classroom and stopped at the door. She went right in and that was that. She came back skipping and waving.She continued going to school every day with a smile on her face. Then on Thursday, R. got the rug pulled out from underneath her tiny body.The teacher's voicemail explained that a new student had joined their class and R. became extremely upset.My brow furrowed.Mrs. C....
University of Illinois Vet School Comes to Chicago
2009-09-19 17:18:00 It's called Furnetic, the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine new Chicago practice....The good news is that for the expertise of the vet school, you no longer need to drive the 2-hours plus. Aside from specialists from the teaching hospital visiting, this is a real, working practice, 2242 W. Harrison Street (just West of Damen Ave.)....
Cy Yung and J. Slikk drop new track with old school feel
2009-09-17 22:35:00 Cy Yung "Da Hollywood Shuffle" Producer: J. Slikk - FULL, CDQ, Track off upcoming Escapism EP *Tibs Fav.â„¢Chicago MC Cy Yung is lookin' ahead to an exciting end for 2009 as the Escapism EP that he's crankin' out with true Chicago producer J. Slikk is on the way in November. And if "Da Hollywood Shuffle" is signs of things to come, then fans of hip hop will be pleased with another new cat to vibe with. It starts with the J. Slikk beat that takes us back to an old school feel with some nice horns scattered throughout. The verses stand out more than the hook as Cy Yung instantly grabs your attention with the first few bars making me...
A Real Milestone for the Indian Society: Hinduism For Change: One School Fo
2009-09-17 00:03:00 A Real Milestone for the Indian Society: Hinduism For Change: One School For Women to Become Temple Priests (Video) Posted using ShareThis
Check Out The New Westinghouse High School
2009-09-16 15:33:00 What do you think? Is it going to be the next Walter Payton, as hoped, or the next Gwendolyn Brooks?...
Farm To School: A Conversation with Marion Kalb
2009-09-15 13:00:00 Update: September 15, 2009: The USDA began their Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food initiative at Tree and Leaf Farm, just outside Washington DC. In building the relationships between farmer and eater, emphasis will be placed in connecting locally grown food with learning institutions, so our children will have the opportunity to eat good ...
Snowboarding School Shreducation Review part 2
2009-09-15 01:32:00 In this episode the Boys are in New Zealand training for the upcoming New Zealand open It is the place to be in the summer. This is proof that it's always snowing somewhere in the world like Jessie said. The view is amazing from what I seen on the TV wow massive really massive in size.If your not falling your not getting any better well said Jessie. The kid thought he had Jessie by saying he has not fallen in months. We learn from our mistakes once we stop progression stops. Jessie says with pain comes reward.Jake throws down a front seven and cracks his helmet. To tell you the truth the road trip out was more scary. Then Jessie talk about his glory days while the kids Laughed and teased him.The kids kept up with the program but like with any training kids get tired fast and need rest. That's hard with so little time to learn and so many great riders emerging in Snowboarding today.The New Zealand open is drawing near the boys are amped and decide to brake curfew and catch heat fr...
Snowboarding School Shreducation Season Reviews
2009-09-14 23:11:00 The new Season starts tonight Monday September 14th 2009 on the Disney XD Channel. Snowboarding School will be following Shreducation all season bringing you all the players and highlights from the show. Starting tonight with the second half of this post. Below is the trailer video for season 2 of Diseny's Shreducation.SHREDUCATION Season 2 Trailer from Francis Mitchell on Vimeo.
News: school of rock fundraiser
2009-09-14 20:40:00 A message to all members of myguitarspace The 3rd annual "School of Rock" concert/party/fundraiser for San Miguel Schools will be held on Thursday Oct 22nd at House of Blues with headliners STYX taking the stage! All proceeds will go towards San Miguel School's scholarship program to help underprivileged students and their families. They're offering $100 General Admission (main floor w/beer... This is a content summary only. Visit Truth In Shredding to find out more!
Old School Sundays: 2Pac "Brenda's Got A Baby"
2009-09-13 23:55:00 2Pac "Brenda's Got A Baby" THROWBACK VIDEO!Today marks the 13th anniversary of one 2Pac Shakur's premature passing and it's certainly a reminder to reflect on the work of the fallen legend. One of his landmark songs and videos is a record that vaulted his early career to another level: "Brenda's Got A Baby". It was his storytelling that you can't help but get attached 2 in this song and the visuals for it go hand in hand. "Brenda's Got A Baby" has long been one of my favorites from 'Pac - one of a countless number of timeless hits that still resonate today and for generations to come. Let's just continue 2 celebrate 2Pac for his music and his immensely...
Happy 100th birthday Huntington Park High School!
2009-09-13 06:02:00 The High School where I teach (and love doing so), Huntington Park, celebrated it's 100th year today. I couldn't make it because I had Army drill today, but I heard from one of my colleagues that the Centennial celebration was a great success, . SHARETHIS.addEntry( { title : 'Happy 100th birthday Huntington Park High School!', url : 'http://www.nelsonguirado.com/i-ndex.php/Education/2009/09/12/h-appy-100th-birthday-huntington--park-high-school'}, { button: true } ) ; Original post blogged on b2evolution.
By: Asymmetric
Paglia Echoes Conservative Bloggers on Obama School Speech
2009-09-11 07:42:00 On Tuesday, Ed Morrissey offered a synopsis of conservative criticism of the President’s back-to-school speech: First, there?s a question of incompetence in this study guide. Who produces a study guide for a document or lesson that has yet to be created? Had the White House included the speech with the study guide, a lot of the ...
By: GayPatriot
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