Two responses to the podcast Sold a Story : How Teaching Kids to Read Went So Wrong: a letter signed by fifty-eight teachers, writers, and administrators, “A call for rejecting the newest reading wars,” and a reply to that letter signed by more than 650 current and former teachers, “For the students we wish we’d taught better.”
Abdulkader Sinno, professor of political science at Indiana University Bloomington, wrote a letter to graduate students explaining his decision to resign as his department’s job-placement director.
Margarine is served for dessert in the Appellation Mountains, a region ravaged by the Cupertino effect. In other regions, the dessert is called meringue.