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2009
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February
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- Obama administration changes a rule
- No credit for commenting on this entry
- speaking of the decline of print media...
- A bizarre first amendment case
- Who did the Obamas invite to the speech last night?
- Categorical funding in CA schools
- Taxation without Representation
- Your Fed Chairman
- Still no budget for California
- Presidential quiz
- Looking for someone to blame?
- I almost forgot!
- Happy birthday to...
- Congratulations!
- "state secrets" privilege
- We're going to have a stimulus bill...probably.
- Bill Gates + mosquitoes =
- Rich people's tax problems
- Baked goods and bipartisanship
- No Secretary Daschle
- Can we blame the recession on men?
- Kurtz article about Palin, Blagojevich, AND Kennedy
- Iraqis voted last week
- An interesting article
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February
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1 comment:
There are two ways to look at this change, in a good way and in a bad way. As Gordon approached the situation, these new changes can really be seen as a lesser of two evils. Changing money into block form allows for more leeway; therefore it allows the school's administrative leaders to have more control over what money can be used for. This new freedom is the beneficial component of the changes because the money can be used for more useful things whereas categorical money disabled money to be used in this manner because of the specifications that came along with it. The adverse element is that there will be less money given, as there will be budget cuts on the money given out. So in reality, this really is just a change with its evident pros and cons, it all depends on which way you approach it whether you think its beneficial for education or if it makes it worse.
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