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fair enough.
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From: flw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, January 29, 2001 10:32 AM
Subject: Re: [CTRL] Fw: Re: [CTRL] Fw: Re: [CTRL] Q-Who will MOST BENEFIT By
School Vouchers???
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From: "Marilyn Wright" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Why? Lack of capitalization never stopped the poet e.e. milne from >
> > getting published... June >
>
> Not like you atall, June.
>
> It's e.e.cummings and A.A. Milne.
> Cummings is the poet.
> Milne wrote Winnie the Pooh
Whatever.
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On 29 Jan 01, at 14:42, flw wrote:
> Why? Lack of capitalization never stopped the poet e.e. milne from >
> getting published... June >
Not like you atall, June.
It's e.e.cummings and A.A. Milne.
Cummings is the poet.
Milne wrote Winnie the Pooh
sno0wl
http://www.ctrl.org/"
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From: "inri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2001 11:03 PM
Subject: Re: [CTRL] Fw: Re: [CTRL] Fw: Re: [CTRL] Fw: Re:
[CTRL] Q-Who will MOST BENEFIT By School Vouchers???
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> > Er, inri, my children
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> > Your publisher may insist on some capitalization.
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> Why? Lack of capitalization never stopped the poet e.e. milne from getting
>published...
> June
>
Don't encourage Alphabet Anarchists!
Ever hear of Jill Johnson? Years ago she used to writ
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> Your publisher may insist on some capitalization.
Why? Lack of capitalization never stopped the poet e.e. milne from getting
published...
June
http://www.ctrl.org/">www.ctrl.org
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> Anyone who doesn't know enough to capitalize "I"
> cannot be taken seriously.
>i believe in a classless alphabet; or, at the very least,
>completely classless words. those of the upper cases need to be scaled
down - their powers to speak before and stand taller tha
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>By your logic, if it is alright for government to give vouchers to buy
>one commodity it should be alright to give vouchers to buy any
>commodity. Wheres my Sharper Image shopping voucher? Why arent
>you agitating for that?
I agree. But since we have institutionalized a system
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>By all State / National / International comparative achievement tests
performed over the past 30 years.
>>Which ones? Be specific or we may justifiably assume that you are making
>>it up.
I am not going to reinvent the wheel. These are basic facts well known
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--- inri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> why? because i believe in a classless alphabet; or, at the very least,
> completely classless words. those of the upper cases need to be scaled
> down - their powers to speak before and stand taller than the others need to
> be removed.
>
> y
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> Er, inri, my children are Hispanic.
assuming you are a real person and not a name created by the government [you
don't think they don't moniter these places and post their bullshit here do
you?]
i seem to have made an unfair assumption.
however, hispanics can still be racists..
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> This is a Conspiracy Theory list...the Pope still believes the sun
> travels about the earth - in the circuit of othe heavens.
the pope also believes that some dude rose from the dead. talk about
conspiracy..
> As of late Einstein's "theory" is being challenged which origi
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> > in closing, i'd like to offer my apologies for bringing these arguments
> > (which i tend to view similarly to an argument with a member of the flat
> > earth society - i was not expecting this to be an issue here) to the
list
> > and my condolences for all of you unfortunate
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Burden of Proof Nessie?
This is a Conspiracy Theory list...the Pope still believes the sun
travels about the earth - in the circuit of othe heavens.
This is a Conspiracy Theory List.speculation, based on facts, is
still theory.
As of late Einstein's "theory" is bein
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>Nothing is more "classist" then the present Govt School System. The
children of the Elite attend excellent private schools. The children of
the middle class generally attend mediocre Govt Schools that are
continually declining in the quality of the eduation offered - at an
incr
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>By all State / National / International comparative achievement tests
performed over the past 30 years.
Which ones? Be specific or we may justifiably assume that you are making
it up.
>Again you make no sense. For every kid no longer attending Govt School
LESS public money is
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> This is basic information available in any public library (or basic
Net Search).
DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH.
That's an extremely lame excuse for having posted something porported to
be fact, but not proven. The burden of proof is on the person who
states an alleged fact. If you
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> in closing, i'd like to offer my apologies for bringing these arguments
> (which i tend to view similarly to an argument with a member of the flat
> earth society - i was not expecting this to be an issue here) to the list
> and my condolences for all of you unfortunate enough t
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>Taking even more money out of public education is not the answer. Taking
>money out of the public education system can only make education more
>iniquitous than it already is. This is the apparent, but hidden, agenda
>of those who propose to do so. They are conspiring behind our
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>dumber than ever
>Says who? By what standards? Cite your sources.
By all State / National / International comparative achievement tests
performed over the past 30 years.
>For every kid that leaves Government School to attend private school,
it costs the Government Scho
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>This is false. Many good quality private Catholic schools charge less
then $3000 per year. Many new start up inner city private schools now
charge less then $2500. Of course most Govt Schools now charge about
$10,000 per year.
>Sources, please.
>Nessie
This is basic in
1 8:06 PM
Subject: Re: [CTRL] Fw: Re: [CTRL] Fw: Re: [CTRL] Q-Who will
MOST BENEFIT By School Vouchers???
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> > inri, I don't think from your position in Canada you can
> > possibly have a very clear picture of the school system
> > here.
>
> no
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> inri, I don't think from your position in Canada you can
> possibly have a very clear picture of the school system
> here.
no, i must admit, that i probably don't. but if the average portrayed
intelligence by the americans i speak to online is any indication then you
guys reall
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 3:49 AM
Subject: Re: [CTRL] Fw: Re: [CTRL] Q-Who will MOST BENEFIT
By School Vouchers???
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> > You might want to do a bit more research on vouchers
before
> > getting so upset. Th
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>the numbers are a bit more complex than that
Indeed they are. For one thing, as you astutely pointed out, bias makes
the real figures difficult to ascertain. More important though, is that
the wrong thing is being measured. Comparing the rate at which public
teachers send their
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> >The fact that PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS send their kids to private school
> at a higher proportion then the general population says it even louder.
> They use the Govt School System to earn a living off the taxpayer but
> would never send their kids there.
>
>
> Source, please. H
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>dumber than ever
Says who? By what standards? Cite your sources.
>For every kid that leaves Government School to attend private school,
it costs the Government School System that much less.
For every kid that leaves Government School to attend private school,
the public schoo
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>This is false. Many good quality private Catholic schools charge less
then $3000 per year. Many new start up inner city private schools now
charge less then $2500. Of course most Govt Schools now charge about
$10,000 per year.
Sources, please.
www.ctrl.org
DECLARATION & DISCL
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> Gee, most good private schools charge upward of $10-15,000 a
> year per student. What good is a $1,500 voucher going to do to get
> kids into "good" private schools?
This is false. Many good quality private Catholic schools charge less then
$3000 per year. Many new st
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> Why do people equate "[educating] every single member to the greatest
>extent of their ability" with maintaining the current public school
>fiasco in many cities?
> I don't. I do, however, recognize that taking money away from an already
>cash strapped sy
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Gee, most good private schools charge upward of $10-15,000 a
year per student. What good is a $1,500 voucher going to do to get
kids into "good" private schools?
And where will the country be when its children know their Bible
but can't study science because it contradicts their
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--- inri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > I live in a primarily white suburb; most of the people I know moved
> > here and paid for good schools, highe taxes than most suburban cities,
> > but it was to escape this black plague in the schools.
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>
>
> i don't k
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> I live in a primarily white suburb; most of the people I know moved
> here and paid for good schools, highe taxes than most suburban cities,
> but it was to escape this black plague in the schools.
i don't know whether to feel sorry for you or to hope that you get hit by a
t
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> > Well, a typo. The U and W are so close together on the keyboard it's easy
> to
> > make a mistake.
>
> they are? my keyboard says:
>
> q W e r t y U i o p
>
> not that i'm trying to pick on spelling (that's just silly).
> i just don't like getting lied to, 'sall.
You've se
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> > >I know that not from reading Ayn Rand but from looking at the schools
> > where I greu up.
> >
> >
> > The ones who taught you to spell?
> >
>
> Well, a typo. The U and W are so close together on the keyboard it's easy
to
> make a mistake.
they are? my keyboard says:
q W e
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> What I see out there are scores and hundreds of committed teachers and
> administrators doing the best they can with what they have. I also see
> truckloads of propaganda attempting to undermine the very fine work these
> people do day after day and year after year.
>
> I g
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> >Why should I be happy about my tax dollars supporting such an
> enterprise?
>
> What you should be unhappy about is that the tax money that could fix
> the schools is being spent by the Pentagon on weapons for a war that
> ended ten years ago.
>
I'm as unhappy about the Pentag
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> Why do people equate "[educating] every single member to the greatest
extent of their ability" with maintaining the current public school
fiasco in many cities?
I don't. I do, however, recognize that taking money away from an already
cash strapped system will only make it worse
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I live in a state (New Jersey) where schools are funded by PROPERTY
taxes, not income or sales taxes, so those who own homes are
subsidizing renters (businesses, which include apartment buildings, are
taxed differently than residential properties, and businesses pay very
little sc
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I live in a primarily white suburb; most of the people I know moved
here and paid for good schools, highe taxes than most suburban cities,
but it was to escape this black plague in the schools.
In other words, most whites fled from the cities to get away from these
people.an
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> You might want to do a bit more research on vouchers before
> getting so upset. That is not the way they work and they
> WILL have the money to use to educate their children in the
> school of their choice. It will not require anybody to be
> wealthy to educate their children a
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> would you care to describe to me the high standard of living I had as a
child?
> Did you know me?
i don't need to. you were regularly fed and you recieved an education.
therefore, you had a much higher standard of living than most people on the
planet. you may take those two th
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From: "inri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 8:27 PM
Subject: Re: [CTRL] Q-Who will MOST BENEFIT By School
Vouchers???
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> because, otherwise, those who can't afford to
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--- "Samantha L." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> In a message dated 1/25/01 2:09:50 PM Central Standard Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> > Anyone that
> > observes an intractable public school situation such as I observed for
> > years in the school sy
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In a message dated 1/25/01 2:09:50 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Anyone that
> observes an intractable public school situation such as I observed for
> years in the school system where I grew up realizes that they are far
> beyond repair. T
I
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--- inri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > The fact of the matter is that my parents, and everyone that home-schools
> or
> > sends kids to private school, is paying for TWO educations. I've yet to
> hear a
> > reason why this is fair, moral, or just.
>
> because,
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> wake up people! - bush's package is designed to segregate blacks from
> whites. the evidence is loud and clear. the truth is ugly but we must accept
> it and fight against it - you more than me as i'm not an american citizen.
> bush is a puppet of the worst kind and you must mea
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> The fact of the matter is that my parents, and everyone that home-schools
or
> sends kids to private school, is paying for TWO educations. I've yet to
hear a
> reason why this is fair, moral, or just.
because, otherwise, those who can't afford to pay for their education won't
g
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I agree with this angle.
I think "and what does this have to do with conspiracy?" should be appended to
all the CTRL emails as a reminder to stay topical. But there's already enough
crap appended to each email.
jeff
--- Tenorlove <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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--- Jeff Russo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
and what does this have to do with consipiracy
Dumbing-down education is part of the conspiracy. The purpose is to
turn our children into little sheeple who don't question what the "big
guys" are doing. As an added bonus, Mr. &
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--- Nessie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >childless people... would not be paying taxes to support schools that
> our nonexistent children are not attending.
>
>
> It is difficult to tell, without knowing you personally, whether you are
> a supremely selfish pe
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> > As I went to private school for 13 years, no one's taxes went to my
> education.
>
> I find that hard to believe. How and where were your teachers educated?
> What text books did you use? What curriculum did you follow? What
> technology was used in your school? Where wa
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Jeff Russo wrote:
> As I went to private school for 13 years, no one's taxes went to my education.
I find that hard to believe. How and where were your teachers educated?
What text books did you use? What curriculum did you follow? What
technology was used in your school? Wh
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As I went to private school for 13 years, no one's taxes went to my education.
My parents, who certainly did not qualify as even middle class, paid for my
education twice ~$1500 a year for the private schools, and their taxes
while the public schools were sucking up $8K+ per s
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>childless people... would not be paying taxes to support schools that
our nonexistent children are not attending.
It is difficult to tell, without knowing you personally, whether you are
a supremely selfish person or merely shortsighted. I'll give you the
benefit of the doubt
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Jeff, I agree with you. I home school 2 children. I'd much rather pay
user fees for the library, field trips and the recreation center than
the $2800 in school taxes I paid last year.
Tenorlove
--- Jeff Russo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> The education reform
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Jeff Russo wrote:
> The education reform we need is something that will benefit ME: a total
> elimination of public primary and secondary education. Then people like me...
> childless people... would not be paying taxes to support schools that our
> nonexistent children are not a
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On Wed, 24 Jan 2001 18:19:56 EST, William Shannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> posted
article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, which said:
> A-The Catholic church, as well as other Xian denominations.
Why?
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The education reform we need is something that will benefit ME: a total
elimination of public primary and secondary education. Then people like me...
childless people... would not be paying taxes to support schools that our
nonexistent children are not attending.
This would settl
A-The Catholic church, as well as other Xian denominations.
Bill.
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