Economist (the magazine) sees Buffalo on the move!
Despite is struggling economy and poverty challenges, the Economist’s article sees great potential for Buffalo, NY (hometown!) to rebound. UB/Henry Taylor’s Center for Urban Studies gets a shout out too!
Economist (the magazine) sees Buffalo on the move! Read More »
I am listening to a show on NPR about gambling and what casinos do to drive addicted gamblers into their doors. I didn’t hear anything that was shocking or revelatory.
Gambling, Addiction & the Airwaves Read More »
“Under the Strategic Staffing Initiative, principals who have improved student performance at their current school are given bonuses and allowed to recruit new leadership teams in exchange for moving to chronically low-performing schools. Once at the new schools, the principals are permitted to remove as many as five teachers if they consider them to be hostile to reform. These turnaround schools are also given high priority when their new leadership teams request technology, staffing or new programs.”
A Non-Invasive, Non-blame Government Policy that Might Help Public Education Read More »
This is a note to selected people requesting their input into a book proposal. I want to get a sense for what might be most marketable.
Moses to Joshua, Passing the Leadership Baton by Walter J. Lanier Read More »
Good Friday sermon delivered on April 2, 2010 at New Hope Missionary Baptist in Milwaukee. From Luke 23:39-42 – The Word of Salvation
Good Friday Sermon – The Word of Salvation Read More »
Hello Blog World! I am taking my second kick at the blogging cat (poor thing!). I am using my Blackberry as a tool for purposes of posting. I have found
It is early thanksgiving morning. I am, I suddenly realizing with irony, watching Groundhog Day and working on a paper that is do at 8:00 am. It is a most
Okay, I am excited, I have been looking for a way to do some blogging without too much technological thinking on my part. I hope this is it!
