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February 18, 2009

Dixon in the dark at Augusta Fells Savage

I'm not sure what prompted Mayor Dixon to want to do a public event on school safety at a school that had a stabbing last week. But her appearance at Augusta Fells Savage Institute of Visual Arts yesterday did not go particularly well. The lights in the auditorium weren't working, so she was speaking in the dark. And the students -- maybe defensive that they were being singled out for what happened after a week where violence hit multiple city schools? -- were not on their best behavior. Still, it sounds like there was some meaningful dialogue. Peter Hermann was there. See his column and his blog today.
Posted by Sara Neufeld at 7:08 AM | | Comments (1)
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The mayor comes and the lights don't work!

What ya think the teachers put up with?

What ya think the students put up with?

The journalism here is arch, approaching the ironic, "the mayor lit by the lights of wjz kliegs"

the kids say kid stuff

but also, they say:

"give us better teachers, better education . . . light! Let there be light!"

who sends their kid to SAVAGE?!

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