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Union policies prevent innovation

Posted on July 6, 2012 by Jon

This is a relatively straightforward headline – but it says so much. The first sentence of the article from the Seattle Times reads: A ruling in Superior Court on Thursday delays a Seattle School District plan to allow approved schools … Continue reading →

Critical thinking

Posted on September 30, 2011 by Jon

I was recently looking at a picture on a photography site. The picture was nowhere near as intriguing to me as the statement that accompanied it: “Ever since my first encounters with many of the great photographers who inspired me, … Continue reading →

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