Vol. 6, No. 1
A Foundation Goes to School
Bill and Melinda Gates shift from computers in libraries to reform in high schools
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Checking NYC’s Facts
New York’s adequacy case; underground education; North Carolina charters; the Bloomberg revolution
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High-School Headache
An institution that works neither for the "talented tenth" nor those at greatest risk
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If the World Is Flat
A Brief History of the Twenty-First Century by THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN
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Sex, Drugs And More Sex and Drugs
I Am Charlotte Simmons by TOM WOLFE
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