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But in his first posting on Pith in the Wind, newly nesconced editor Pete Kotz, looks to give Garrigan a run for her money:
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For An Editor Of An Alt-Weekly, Garrigan Was Pretty Right Wing
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Posted on July 16, 2008 - 5:49pm at Post Politics
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An Argument for Resegregating Nashville’s Schools—Though not Really
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Posted on July 16, 2008 - 2:18pm at Pith In The Wind
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- Arts-Entertainment
- Community
- accusations
- amalgamation
- best intentions
- blind eye
- conventional wisdom
- disintegration
- equal opportunity
- human nature
- left behind
- marxism
- neighborhood school
- quickest route
- rezoning
- school age kids
- school plays
- simple fact
- stranger land
- tendencies
- urban health
- white flight
Seemingly lost in the debate over the rezoning of Nashville’s schools is one simple fact: Busing, in terms of urban health, was the worst idea of the 20th century.
It’s a lot like Marxism—a noble theory birthed from the best intentions. It only begins to go bad when you add that pesky ingredient known as human nature.
Career Evaluation
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Posted on June 5, 2008 - 10:49am at Graced Again
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Sometimes we get locked into a job we just don't enjoy and consequently, many times we aren't very good at it either. Certainly when this happens something in our life will suffer for being misplaced in a part of our life that consumes so much of us. Having done this many times I have a few questions to ask yourself to evaluate where you are in your career?
Career Evaluation
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Posted on June 5, 2008 - 10:49am at Graced Again
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Sometimes we get locked into a job we just don't enjoy and consequently, many times we aren't very good at it either. Certainly when this happens something in our life will suffer for being misplaced in a part of our life that consumes so much of us. Having done this many times I have a few questions to ask yourself to evaluate where you are in your career?
