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From time to time, we've made a little bit of fun of Alexander's foibles (who can forget this, this and this. We miss Michele). But I totally dig the ethos of a blogger who actually thinks it's better to be able to hang out with "real folks" from teachers unions and school districts. Alexander Russo: Blogger most likely to want to have a beer with you.

Most importantly I laughed out loud at his take on Diane Ravitch and Ed Next. Go read it, it's more than funny, is authentic Russo, and it actually hits two birds with one stone. Given that Andy calls it "pathetic bitching," perhaps it hits three.

Posted by Ed at AFT on February 15, 2008 06:00 AM | Permalink

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Actually, DR speaks for herself very well:

http://www.nysun.com/article/71390

Posted by: NYC Educator | February 15, 2008 05:39 PM

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