Sixth & I Historic Synagogue
Jonathan Kozol tends to be a polarizing figure in the field of education. Several of my colleagues affirmed my love/hate relationship with Kozol at work today. The Savage Inequalities author will speak at the Sixth & I Historic Synagogue tonight at 9. He is promoting his new book Letters To A Young Teacher. Admission is $6, but two get in free with every book purchase.
The Sixth & I event I & I eagerly anticipate is in two weeks, when the great Devendra Banhart brings his "rich, varied, wild, irreverent, simple, and utterly joyous to listen to" music to the holy venue.Devendra Banhart - Seahorse
posted by 100YearsOfTrash @ 4:03 PM
4 Comments:
dear the fed - thanks for the 50 basis points. love - smy
this fed believes in unregulated capitalism.
"Letters to a Young Teacher"? Is he trying to channel Rainer Maria Rilke?
he sees himself as a bit too much of a jesus figure for my liking, sarah. i can't wait to read your book. thanks for visiting
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