Tim Barrus Blog
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GOING ROGUE
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Tim Barrus, New York Times
The New York Times keeps trying to cover – the NEW education. How do we change what gets delivered to children has to be delivered to children. Now, let us go to special education. No one wants to talk about special ed as it is juxtaposed with typical children being…
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Tim Barrus, New York Times
Often, New York Times writers do not want to know too much because knowing too much is always trouble. It can seem like the writer has a preference within the context of one side to an issue or another. This is because the anecdotal is so pissed on. It can…
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Dirt Bike Town
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GoingRogue
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Going Rogue
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Going Rogue
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i cannot sing
Going Rogue means you cannot sing so you gave it up if can imagine giving up singing songs only you knew. A penetration of the five cents a copy, absurdly petulant lips rushed white sullenly like an ashen tinge to everybody’s bones. We were your skull. The life you leaned…
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Going Rogue
Learning how to protect yourself (usually from perceived bullies) is one way to increase confidence among children who have none. Bring out the boxing gloves. I think that this kind of “teaching moment” should be extended to girls. But what the fuck do I know. It’s hard enough to facilitate…
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still, he does have a gun in your mouth
The Red Army and you are the diva of the whiskey pool table times ten. You said you knew what you were doing. We are so much past that, now. No one knows what they are doing. Not you. Not me. Not French TV. The Old Incarnation Ritual. And then…