[LIT] Rudy Crew

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My local station doesn't air 'Tony Brown's Journal'. Is it possible for you 
to check to see if your station has a pod link and post the url? Thanks.
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Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2007 11:56 AM
Subject: [LIT] Rudy Crew


> AS the dogs and I came in this morning form out walk, "Tony Brown's 
> Journal" was playing on the TV.  The fellow speaking immediately caught my 
> attention-I sat down to listen.  I only heard the final ten minutes or so, 
> but I wish I'd heard the whole program.  The man was Rudy Crew, super of 
> the Miami-Dade County schools.  Is he "for real"?  He was saying things 
> I've thought for several years now, since returning to Little Rock.  I 
> looked on the internet, and "Tony Brown's Journal" plays at different 
> times around the country on PBS stations.  I hope you can catch it later 
> today-you'll find yourself having a conversation with the TV screen.  Has 
> anyone read Dr. Crew's new book?  Here's the TV listing for the "Tony 
> Brown's Journal" week of Oct. 7:
> "Dr. Rudy Crew, superintendent of Miami-Dade County Public Schools, 
> discusses public education in America, the subject of his book, "Only 
> Connect: The Way to Save Our Schools.""
>
>
>
> Some of you on the list who have worked in NYC or Miami under this man's 
> superintendency, what's your take?.  After ten minutes, I want to apply 
> for a job in Miami!
>
> --
> "A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy 
> enough people to make it worthwhile." --Herm Alvright, writer.
>


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