This is an opinion piece by Janra, the Engineer of Civil Politics
So I’ve been thinking about this charter school question for a minute, and here’s an analogy that might work: water.
Tag: Education
Civil Politics (10/16/15): Educational Debates
We speak a bit about the changes to the plans of the upcoming casino. The rest of the show is focusing on the democratic debate. The latter half of the show is on plans for free education.
Civil Politics (10/09/15): The Education of the Masses
The Panel (with special guest Stacey of Evidence Based Radio!) has a wide reaching discussion this week, centering on the Speaker of the House and Education initiatives.
Civil Politics (6/12/15): I’d Like Potpourri For $1000 Alex
We have an end of the week round up of a bunch of different topics.
Further Reading:
Christie’s opinions on college debt: http://goo.gl/GMe7N4
For-profit colleges target Veterans: http://goo.gl/J2IGt2
Kenan Davis, inmate at Rikers Island, commits suicide: http://goo.gl/gai1b3
Officer apologies for being overly aggressive at pool party: http://goo.gl/6o5CRi
Charges dropped against UVA student who was bloodied during arrest: http://goo.gl/zm4Nzf
Civil Politics (5/15/15): History Informs Our Present
We discuss how our history is used and misused in politics today. Stacey from Evidence Based Radio guest stars on the panel.
Further Reading:
The Verona Project: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venona_project
The Jefferson Bible: http://goo.gl/lwPBiL
Civil Politics (1/23/15): SOTU Stand up, Sit Down, Fight, Fight, Fight!
Surprise! The panel discusses the State of the Union!
Republican Rep. Tom McClintock ‘s statements about the minimum wage – http://goo.gl/7aymF6