Daily Topics - Monday February 23rd, 2015

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Be sure to check out our videos: CARBON, LAST HOURS & GREEN WORLD RISING - narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio

Hour One: Is Privacy only for the rich?

Hour Two: Did Europe and the UK underestimate the Ukraine? Stephen Cohen, The Nation

Hour Three: What's really behind the polar vortex? Dr. Michael Mann, The Hockey Stick and The Climate Wars...Dispatches From the Front Lines

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tlwalkerphd 11 years 24 weeks ago
#1

Lynn Cheney (self-proclaimed historian) made sure U.S. History was left out of No Child Left Behind. As chair of NEA she had commissioned Gary Nash at UCLA to draft new History standards and she hated the standards his group came up with. Because it was "progressive" history. No surprise that the logical conclusion is the OK decision re AP History.

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mathboy 11 years 24 weeks ago
#2

Thanks to Thom's history lesson on the French Revolution and Pol Pot, I get to say it again: Beware of people that want to reduce how much your children are taught.

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