Vol. 4, No. 4
The Brown Irony
Racial progress eventually came to pass—everywhere but in public schools
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Selective Memory
Family Circle: The Boudins and the Aristocracy of the Left
By Susan Braudy
Knopf, 2003, $27.95;...
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The Newest Americans
Who Are We? The Challenges to America’s National Identity By Samuel P. Huntington
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The Human Touch
In the rush to place a computer on every desk, schools are neglecting intellectual creativity and personal growth
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Technical Difficulties
Information technology could help schools do more with less. If only educators knew how to use it
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A Stranger in Two Worlds
Moving from segregated to integrated schools proved to be a mixed blessing
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The Struggle Continues
Brown v. Board of Education ended legally sanctioned segregation, but the decision’s promise awaits fulfillment
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