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To Want “But LIttle”: Reflections From a Second Grade Classroom
Monthly Archives: March 2012
Leave the Deadbeats Behind
This is a slightly longer version of the editorial I published in the Financial Times today, Americans Need To Leave Deadbeats Behind, here, with my husband, Nicholas Christakis: Most Americans aspire to home ownership in part because it gives them a sense of rootedness. … Continue reading
Posted in Other published work, Public Policy
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Andrew Sullivan Mentioned Me
Well, this is an exciting blogging milestone for me: Andrew Sullivan linked to my Fair Trade Porn piece at the Daily Dish.
Posted in Huffingtonpost.com, Other published work
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Have Gun, Will Shoot?
My Time.Com column on the Trayvon Martin case: If you were handed a can of bug spray, you might start killing a lot of insects around the house. And if you had reason to believe that the bugs were poisonous … Continue reading
Posted in Erika @ TIME.com, Public Policy
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What Happened To Stories?
This is a fascinating post on the decline of good storytelling in children’s picture books. I don’t know about you, but one of the things I loved most about my childhood was the comfort that came from reading my favorite … Continue reading
Dick Cheney, Tin Man
Well, Dick Cheney finally got a heart. The supreme irony of a man who had such contempt for the public ‘commons’ now benefiting from one of society’s most scarce resources – a human heart… I wonder if he has any … Continue reading
Posted in Public Policy, Uncategorized
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Snake-a-thon
Is anyone else troubled by this? Significant resources are being deployed to create a model of the biggest snake ever to walk the earth. A prehistoric, dinosaurish-sized snake. 45 feet. 3,000 pounds. And then this, this … monstrosity is going ON TOUR … Continue reading
Posted in My story, Uncategorized
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