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A little bit. I mean, he was a fairly important figure at a time when a generation of younger Polish composers were taking chances with blending modern and traditional styles together.
a, little bit i mean he was a fairly important figure at, a time when a generation of younger polish composers were, taking chances with blending modern and traditional styles
A little bit I, mean he was a fairly important figure at a time when a generation of younger Polish composers were. taking. chances with blending modern and traditional styles
a little bit. i mean, he was a fairly important figure at a time when a generation of younger polish composers were taking chances with blending modern and traditional styles together.
Yeah.
yeah.
But you'll hear some obvious influences here in this symphony, most notably Wagner, Richard Strauss, Tchaikovsky. But Karlowicz has his own style. Listen to how he builds the finale. We'll hear the finale of the symphony here, and there's a luminous brass chorale that's just great.
but you'll hear some obvious influences here in; this symphony most notably wagner richard strauss tchaikovsky but. karlowicz has. his own style listen to how he, builds the finale we'll hear the finale of the symphony, here and there's a luminous brass chorale that's just
But you'll hear some obvious influences here in this symphony most notably Wagner Richard, Strauss Tchaikovsky But Karlowicz has his own style Listen to how he builds the finale We'll hear the finale of the symphony here and there's, a luminous brass chorale that's. just
but you'll hear some obvious influences here in this symphony, most notably wagner, richard strauss, tchaikovsky. but karlowicz has his own style. listen to how he builds the finale. we'll hear the finale of the symphony here, and there's a luminous brass chorale that's just great.
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Love those trombones.
love those
Love those
love those trombones.
Yeah, they're good, and this is a good performance from folks who really know how to play Karlwicz' music. It's the Warsaw Philharmonic with Polish conductor Antoni Wit.
yeah they're good and this is, a good performance from. folks who really. know how to play karlwicz' music it's, the warsaw philharmonic with polish conductor antoni
Yeah they're good and this, is; a good performance from folks who. really know, how to play, Karlwicz' music. It's the Warsaw. Philharmonic with Polish. conductor Antoni
yeah, they're good, and this is a good performance from folks who really know how to play karlwicz' music. it's the warsaw philharmonic with polish conductor antoni wit.
Definitely off the beaten path. Thank you for that. That's Tom Huizenga. He is a classical editor here at NPR Music. You can hear more from these selections at Tom's blog. It's called Deceptive Cadence. That's at nprmusic.org. Tom, thanks so much for dropping by.
definitely off the. beaten path thank you for that that's tom huizenga he is a classical. editor here at npr music you, can hear more from these selections. at tom's blog it's called deceptive cadence that's at nprmusic.org tom thanks so much for dropping
Definitely off the beaten. path Thank you for that That's Tom Huizenga He is a classical editor here at NPR. Music You can hear more from these selections at Tom's blog It's called, Deceptive Cadence That's; at nprmusic.org Tom. thanks so much for dropping
definitely off the beaten path. thank you for that. that's tom huizenga. he is a classical editor here at npr music. you can hear more from these selections at tom's blog. it's called deceptive cadence. that's at nprmusic.org. tom, thanks so much for dropping by.
Always a pleasure, Guy, thanks.
always a pleasure guy
Always a pleasure Guy
always a pleasure, guy, thanks.
The Writers Guild award for best video game writing will be announced tomorrow here in Los Angles. There's no award yet for best hologram, but there soon could be. Holograms, those 3D images, are nothing new. Maybe you have a little one on your credit card. Now, though, scientists have made a new kind of holographic di...
the writers guild, award for best video game writing, will. be announced, tomorrow here in los angles there's. no, award yet for best hologram but there soon could be holograms those 3d images are nothing new maybe you have a little, one on your credit card, now though scientists have made a new kind of holographic dis...
The Writers Guild award for best video game writing will be announced tomorrow here in, Los Angles There's no. award yet for, best hologram but there soon could be Holograms those 3D images are nothing new Maybe you have a. little. one on, your credit card Now though scientists have made a new kind of holographic displ...
the writers guild award for best video game writing will be announced tomorrow here in los angles. there's no award yet for best hologram, but there soon could be. holograms, those 3d images, are nothing new. maybe you have a little one on your credit card. now, though, scientists have made a new kind of holographic di...
Everybody who saw Star Wars remembers R2D2 beaming out a fuzzy hologram.
everybody who saw. star wars remembers r2d2 beaming out a fuzzy
Everybody who saw Star Wars remembers R2D2 beaming out a fuzzy.
everybody who saw star wars remembers r2d2 beaming out a fuzzy hologram.
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(As Princess Leia): Help me, Obi-Won Kenobi, you're my only hope.
(as princess leia): help me obi-won kenobi you're my only
(As Princess Leia): Help me Obi-Won Kenobi you're, my only
(as princess leia): help me, obi-won kenobi, you're my only hope.
(As Luke Skywalker) What's this?
(as luke skywalker) what's
(As Luke Skywalker) What's
(as luke skywalker) what's this?
Nasser Peyghambarian says the holographic Princess Leah moves, but real life holograms don't.
nasser peyghambarian says. the holographic princess leah moves, but real life, holograms
Nasser Peyghambarian says the holographic Princess Leah moves but real life holograms
nasser peyghambarian says the holographic princess leah moves, but real life holograms don't.
They're beautiful. They're there, but they cannot be changed.
they're beautiful they're there but they cannot be
They're beautiful They're there but they cannot be
they're beautiful. they're there, but they cannot be changed.
Peyghambarian is a scientist at the University of Arizona. And this week in the Journal Nature he describes a special new type of plastic film. With it you can use the usual method of making a hologram to capture an image, but with this material the image isn't permanent. You can erase it.
peyghambarian is a scientist at the university of arizona and this week in the journal nature. he describes a special new type, of plastic film with. it you. can use the usual method, of making a hologram to capture an image but with this material the. image isn't. permanent you can erase
Peyghambarian is a scientist at the University of Arizona And this week in the Journal Nature he describes a special new. type of plastic film With it you can use the usual method of making a hologram to, capture, an image but with this material the image isn't permanent You can erase
peyghambarian is a scientist at the university of arizona. and this week in the journal nature he describes a special new type of plastic film. with it you can use the usual method of making a hologram to capture an image, but with this material the image isn't permanent. you can erase it.
Imagine that you're sitting down and looking at this three dimensional image, and then a few seconds later the image is gone.
imagine. that you're sitting down and looking at this three, dimensional image and, then a few seconds later the, image is
Imagine that you're sitting. down and looking. at this three dimensional, image and then a few seconds later the image is
imagine that you're sitting down and looking at this three dimensional image, and then a few seconds later the image is gone.
You can then record a new holographic image on this display panel. That image can also be erased and replaced, and on and on. Now, it's not super-fast. It takes a few minutes to make the screen blank and then build a new image.
you can then record a new holographic image on this display panel that image can also be erased and replaced and on and on now it's not super-fast it takes a few minutes to make the screen blank and then build a new
You, can, then record a new holographic. image on this display panel That. image can also be erased and replaced, and on, and on. Now it's not super-fast, It takes a few minutes to make the screen blank and, then build a new,
you can then record a new holographic image on this display panel. that image can also be erased and replaced, and on and on. now, it's not super-fast. it takes a few minutes to make the screen blank and then build a new image.
So it's not quite real time, but you can write a new image and that is a big step moving towards that goal of having a holographic 3D movie.
so it's not quite, real time but you can write a. new image and; that is a big step moving towards that goal. of having a holographic 3d
So it's not quite real. time but you can write a new image and that is a big step moving towards that goal of having. a holographic 3D
so it's not quite real time, but you can write a new image and that is a big step moving towards that goal of having a holographic 3d movie.
Joseph Perry is a scientist at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. He says that lots of people want compelling 3D displays that they can enjoy without having to wear clunky eyeglasses.
joseph perry is a scientist at; the georgia institute of technology in, atlanta he says that lots. of, people, want compelling 3d displays. that they; can enjoy without having to. wear clunky
Joseph Perry is, a scientist at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta He says that lots of people want compelling 3D displays that they can, enjoy without having to wear clunky
joseph perry is a scientist at the georgia institute of technology in atlanta. he says that lots of people want compelling 3d displays that they can enjoy without having to wear clunky eyeglasses.
There's anticipation of sizeable commercial markets in the medical field, in the military, and in entertainment.
there's anticipation of sizeable commercial markets in the medical field in the military and in
There's anticipation of, sizeable commercial markets in the medical field in the military and in
there's anticipation of sizeable commercial markets in the medical field, in the military, and in entertainment.
So he says there's fierce competition to find technologies that will add that extra dimension. Nell Greenfieldboyce, NPR News.
so he says there's fierce competition to. find technologies that will, add that extra. dimension nell greenfieldboyce npr
So he says there's fierce competition to find technologies. that will add that extra dimension Nell Greenfieldboyce NPR
so he says there's fierce competition to find technologies that will add that extra dimension. nell greenfieldboyce, npr news.
To see this holographic display, check out a video at npr.org.
to, see this holographic display check; out a, video at
To see this holographic display, check out a video at
to see this holographic display, check out a video at npr.org.
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Time for your letters. And several of you wrote in about yesterday's hour-long special report on the war in Afghanistan. We try to examine the progress and the failures the U.S. has made so far and what to do next?
time for. your letters and several of you wrote in about. yesterday's hour-long special report on the, war in afghanistan we try to examine the progress and the failures the u.s has made so far and what to do
Time for your letters And several of you wrote in about, yesterday's hour-long special report on the war in Afghanistan We. try to. examine the progress and the failures the U.S has, made so far, and. what to do
time for your letters. and several of you wrote in about yesterday's hour-long special report on the war in afghanistan. we try to examine the progress and the failures the u.s. has made so far and what to do next?
I wanted to complement you and your staff on its excellence as well as to thank you for providing the country with the detailed analysis of what's at stakes in Afghanistan. If we can educate ourselves on this issue, I think, we're less likely to tear ourselves apart politically, and that's well worth the effort it take...
i wanted to complement you and your staff on its excellence as well as. to thank you, for providing, the country, with the detailed analysis. of what's at stakes in afghanistan if we can educate ourselves on this issue i think, we're less likely to tear ourselves apart politically and that's well worth the effort it ta...
I wanted, to complement you and your staff on its excellence as well as to thank you, for providing the country with the detailed, analysis of what's at stakes in Afghanistan If we can educate ourselves on. this issue I think we're less likely to tear ourselves apart. politically and that's well worth the effort it tak...
i wanted to complement you and your staff on its excellence as well as to thank you for providing the country with the detailed analysis of what's at stakes in afghanistan. if we can educate ourselves on this issue, i think, we're less likely to tear ourselves apart politically, and that's well worth the effort it take...
But some of you thought we missed at least one detail on our coverage where we presented four different U.S. policy options for Afghanistan.
but some of you thought we missed. at, least one detail on. our, coverage where we presented four different u.s policy options for
But, some, of you thought we missed at least; one detail on our coverage where we presented four different U.S policy options for
but some of you thought we missed at least one detail on our coverage where we presented four different u.s. policy options for afghanistan.
Michael Fogler(ph) of Lexington, Kentucky, writes: there is a fifth idea, militarism does not work. He continues, if we want to help make Afghanistan a better place, why not help them build schools, infrastructure? Help them with democratic procedures, et cetera. Why do we have to fight? How does fighting help? Your fo...
michael fogler(ph) of lexington kentucky writes: there is a, fifth idea militarism does not work he continues if we want to help make afghanistan a better place why not help them build schools, infrastructure? help them with democratic procedures et cetera why do we have to fight? how does fighting help? your four idea...
Michael Fogler(ph) of Lexington Kentucky writes: there is a fifth idea militarism does, not work He continues if, we want to help make Afghanistan a better place why not help them build schools infrastructure? Help them with democratic procedures et. cetera Why do we have to fight? How does fighting help? Your four ide...
michael fogler(ph) of lexington, kentucky, writes: there is a fifth idea, militarism does not work. he continues, if we want to help make afghanistan a better place, why not help them build schools, infrastructure? help them with democratic procedures, et cetera. why do we have to fight? how does fighting help? your fo...
: And from Afghanistan to the rainforest of Sumatra. On Wednesday, we heard from filmmaker Andrew Goldberg who went in search of gibbons.
: and from afghanistan to the rainforest of sumatra on wednesday, we heard from filmmaker andrew goldberg who went in search of
: And from Afghanistan to the, rainforest of Sumatra On Wednesday we heard from filmmaker Andrew Goldberg who went in search of
: and from afghanistan to the rainforest of sumatra. on wednesday, we heard from filmmaker andrew goldberg who went in search of gibbons.
Well, he never did actually spot the hard-to-find ape, but at one point, he thought he heard its call.
well he never did actually spot the hard-to-find ape but at. one point he thought, he. heard its,
Well he never did actually spot the hard-to-find ape but, at one point. he; thought he heard its
well, he never did actually spot the hard-to-find ape, but at one point, he thought he heard its call.
And so the bike industry in general thought that they could absorb the 10% increase that's been in effect for the last few months. And there's no way that they can absorb a 25% increase, so that will be borne by the consumer whether you're buying a $100 bike or a $10,000 bike across the board. There's no way that the i...
and so the bike industry in general thought that they could absorb the. 10% increase that's been in effect. for the last, few months and there's no way that they. can absorb a 25% increase so that will be borne by the consumer whether you're buying a $100 bike or a $10,000 bike across the board there's no way that the ...
And so the bike industry in general thought that they could absorb the 10% increase that's been in effect for, the last few. months And there's no way that they can absorb a 25% increase so that will be borne, by the consumer whether you're buying a $100 bike or a $10,000 bike across the board There's no way that the. ...
and so the bike industry in general thought that they could absorb the 10% increase that's been in effect for the last few months. and there's no way that they can absorb a 25% increase, so that will be borne by the consumer whether you're buying a $100 bike or a $10,000 bike across the board. there's no way that the i...
Can you give me a sense of what the price hike might be for a consumer buying, you know, the first or second bike for a kid, let's say?
can you give me a sense of what the price hike might be for a consumer buying you know the; first or second bike for a, kid, let's
Can you give me a sense, of what the price hike might, be for a consumer buying you know the first or second bike for a, kid let's
can you give me a sense of what the price hike might be for a consumer buying, you know, the first or second bike for a kid, let's say?
Yeah. And so this does apply to kid's bike, too. You know that in general, the tariff burden will increase by probably $250 million, and so retail prices will be raised. And so if you consider, gosh, a $100 bike, which is a fair price point for most Americans looking to buy their first bicycle or a kid's bicycle, $100 ...
yeah; and so this does apply to kid's bike too you know that in general the tariff burden will increase by probably $250 million and so retail prices will be, raised and so if you consider gosh a $100 bike which is a fair price point for most americans looking to buy their first bicycle or a kid's bicycle $100 is a lot...
Yeah And so this does apply, to kid's bike. too You know that in general the tariff burden will increase by probably $250 million and so retail prices will be raised And so if you consider gosh a $100 bike which. is a fair price point for most Americans looking to buy their first bicycle or a kid's bicycle $100 is a lo...
yeah. and so this does apply to kid's bike, too. you know that in general, the tariff burden will increase by probably $250 million, and so retail prices will be raised. and so if you consider, gosh, a $100 bike, which is a fair price point for most americans looking to buy their first bicycle or a kid's bicycle, $100 ...
And there are a lot of road riders or mountain bikers or anyone who is more of an enthusiast - they're paying $2,000, $3,000, $4,000 for a bike, and that same percentage price increase will apply to them as well. The bike doesn't get any cheaper because of the tariffs or the kind of bike riding you like to do. So bike ...
and there are a lot of road riders or mountain bikers or. anyone who is more of an enthusiast. - they're paying $2,000, $3,000, $4,000 for a bike. and that same percentage price increase will apply to them as well the bike doesn't get any cheaper because of, the tariffs or the kind of bike riding you like to do so bike...
And there are a lot of road riders or mountain bikers or anyone who is more of an enthusiast - they're paying $2,000, $3,000, $4,000 for a bike and that same percentage price increase will apply to them as well The bike doesn't get any cheaper because of. the tariffs, or the. kind. of. bike riding you like to do So bik...
and there are a lot of road riders or mountain bikers or anyone who is more of an enthusiast - they're paying $2,000, $3,000, $4,000 for a bike, and that same percentage price increase will apply to them as well. the bike doesn't get any cheaper because of the tariffs or the kind of bike riding you like to do. so bike ...
How soon do you think that this impact will be felt?
how soon do. you think that this impact will be
How soon do you think that this impact will, be
how soon do you think that this impact will be felt?
I think it'll be felt by the end of the summer. So anything that's manufactured and delivered after June 1 will cost more to import into the U.S. And so that price will be seen in these mom and pop shops that rely on sometimes a shrinking consumer base to sell their products to.
i think it'll be felt by the end of the summer, so anything that's manufactured and delivered after june. 1 will cost more to import into the u.s and so that price will be seen in these mom and pop shops that rely on, sometimes a shrinking consumer base to, sell their products
I think it'll be felt by, the end of the summer So anything that's manufactured and delivered after June 1 will cost more to import into the U.S And so that price will be seen in these mom and pop shops that. rely on sometimes a shrinking consumer base to sell their products
i think it'll be felt by the end of the summer. so anything that's manufactured and delivered after june 1 will cost more to import into the u.s. and so that price will be seen in these mom and pop shops that rely on sometimes a shrinking consumer base to sell their products to.
And if the price goes up to that degree, what effect is this going to have on these shops?
and if the price goes up to that, degree. what effect. is this going to have on, these
And if the price goes up to that degree what effect is this going to have on these
and if the price goes up to that degree, what effect is this going to have on these shops?
Well, a bicycle isn't like a gallon of milk, you know? The demand can fluctuate. And so the demand for bicycles will probably go down. We're seeing bike shops close because in some areas, the demand for bicycling is going down. And this is a huge blow if you consider anyone having to sell bikes 25% to 50% increase in p...
well a bicycle isn't like a gallon of milk you know? the demand can fluctuate and. so the, demand for bicycles will probably go down we're seeing bike shops close because in some areas the demand for bicycling is going down and this is a huge. blow if you consider anyone having to sell bikes 25% to 50% increase in
Well a bicycle. isn't like a gallon of milk you know? The demand can fluctuate And so the demand for bicycles will; probably go down We're seeing bike shops close because in, some areas the demand for bicycling is going down And this is a huge blow if. you consider anyone having, to sell bikes 25% to 50% increase in
well, a bicycle isn't like a gallon of milk, you know? the demand can fluctuate. and so the demand for bicycles will probably go down. we're seeing bike shops close because in some areas, the demand for bicycling is going down. and this is a huge blow if you consider anyone having to sell bikes 25% to 50% increase in p...
That's Morgan Lommele. She's the director of state and local policy with PeopleForBikes. We reached her in Boulder, Colo.
that's morgan lommele she's, the director of state and local policy with peopleforbikes. we reached her in boulder
That's Morgan Lommele She's the. director of state and local policy with PeopleForBikes We reached her in Boulder.
that's morgan lommele. she's the director of state and local policy with peopleforbikes. we reached her in boulder, colo.
Morgan Lommele, thanks so much for talking to us.
morgan lommele thanks so much for talking to.
Morgan Lommele thanks so much for talking to
morgan lommele, thanks so much for talking to us.
Thank you. Take care.
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A lot of us live in bubbles. The bubbles that took some pot-shots this week are the ones in which pundits, reporters and other opinion-flingers who seemed dead-solid-certain that Hillary Clinton would be elected president of the United States on Tuesday live, work, breathe the same air and seem to exhale similar opinio...
a lot of us live in bubbles the bubbles that, took some pot-shots this week are the ones in which. pundits reporters and other opinion-flingers who seemed dead-solid-certain that hillary clinton would be elected president of the. united states on tuesday live work breathe the same air, and seem to exhale similar opinio...
A lot of us live in bubbles The. bubbles that took some pot-shots this week are the ones in which pundits reporters and other opinion-flingers. who seemed dead-solid-certain that Hillary Clinton would be. elected president of the United States on Tuesday live work breathe the same air and seem to exhale similar opinion...
a lot of us live in bubbles. the bubbles that took some pot-shots this week are the ones in which pundits, reporters and other opinion-flingers who seemed dead-solid-certain that hillary clinton would be elected president of the united states on tuesday live, work, breathe the same air and seem to exhale similar opinio...
The views of Trump's followers, which is to say the people who just elected our next president, were dismissed entirely by an establishment media whose worldview is so different and so counter to theirs that it became chic to belittle them and wave them off. It's tempting, especially this week, to mock reporters for be...
the views of trump's followers which is to say the people who just elected our next president were. dismissed entirely by, an establishment, media whose worldview is so different and so counter to theirs that it became chic to belittle them and wave them off it's tempting especially this week to mock reporters for. bei...
The views of Trump's followers which is to say the people who just elected our next president were dismissed entirely by an establishment media, whose worldview is so different and so counter to, theirs that it, became chic to belittle them, and wave them off It's tempting especially this week to mock reporters for bei...
the views of trump's followers, which is to say the people who just elected our next president, were dismissed entirely by an establishment media whose worldview is so different and so counter to theirs that it became chic to belittle them and wave them off. it's tempting, especially this week, to mock reporters for be...
More than ever, especially when it comes to politics, we may have sealed ourselves into bubbles of our own making. Part of the promise of social media platform was that we would feast on a diversity of ideas from around the world and across a spectrum. But instead, algorithms and our own choices have enabled us to seek...
more than. ever especially when it comes to politics we may have sealed ourselves into bubbles of our own making part of the promise of, social media platform was that we, would feast on a diversity; of ideas; from around the world and across. a spectrum but instead algorithms and our own choices have enabled us to see...
More than ever especially when it comes to politics we may, have sealed ourselves into bubbles of our own making Part of the promise of social media platform was that. we, would feast on a diversity, of ideas. from around the world. and across a, spectrum But instead algorithms and our own choices have enabled us to se...
more than ever, especially when it comes to politics, we may have sealed ourselves into bubbles of our own making. part of the promise of social media platform was that we would feast on a diversity of ideas from around the world and across a spectrum. but instead, algorithms and our own choices have enabled us to seek...
Between tweets, posts, text messages and websites, the amount of information we take in every day seems to swell in volume, but it may narrow in scope. People want warnings for ideas that may upset them and to be chaperoned to opinions that reassure them. The best real journalism also needs to be willing to challenge a...
between tweets. posts text messages and websites the amount of information we take in every day seems to. swell in volume but it may narrow in scope people want warnings for ideas that may upset them. and to be chaperoned to opinions that reassure them the best. real. journalism also needs to be willing, to challenge a...
Between tweets posts text. messages and websites the amount of information we. take in every day seems. to swell in volume but it may narrow in scope People want; warnings for ideas that may upset them and, to be chaperoned to opinions that reassure them The best real journalism; also needs to be willing. to challenge ...
between tweets, posts, text messages and websites, the amount of information we take in every day seems to swell in volume, but it may narrow in scope. people want warnings for ideas that may upset them and to be chaperoned to opinions that reassure them. the best real journalism also needs to be willing to challenge a...
This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm Scott Simon. Republicans and Democrats agree: the election season's over, but it's already time to get back to work, and maybe that means back to fighting. Yesterday, leaders in both parties made their opening bids on how to deal with the tax, spending and debt problems that f...
this is weekend edition from npr news i'm. scott. simon republicans and democrats agree: the, election season's over but it's already time to get back to work and, maybe. that means back to fighting yesterday leaders in both parties made their opening bids on how to deal with the tax spending and debt problems that, fa...
This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News I'm Scott Simon Republicans and Democrats agree: the election season's over but it's already time to get back to work and maybe that means back to, fighting Yesterday leaders in both parties, made their, opening bids on how to deal with the tax spending and debt problems that face ...
this is weekend edition from npr news. i'm scott simon. republicans and democrats agree: the election season's over, but it's already time to get back to work, and maybe that means back to fighting. yesterday, leaders in both parties made their opening bids on how to deal with the tax, spending and debt problems that f...
In the East Room of the White House, nearly 200 Obama supporters sat in chairs, ready to jump to their feet the minute the commander in chief entered the room.
in the east room of the, white, house nearly 200 obama supporters sat in. chairs ready to jump to their feet the minute the, commander in chief entered the
In the East Room of the White House nearly 200 Obama. supporters. sat in chairs ready to jump. to their feet; the minute the commander in chief entered the
in the east room of the white house, nearly 200 obama supporters sat in chairs, ready to jump to their feet the minute the commander in chief entered the room.
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These were President Obama's first public remarks since election night.
these were, president obama's first public remarks; since election
These were President Obama's first public remarks since election
these were president obama's first public remarks since election night.
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Now that those of us on the campaign trail have had a chance to get a little sleep, it's time to get back to work. And there is plenty of work to do.
now that those, of us on the campaign trail have had a, chance to get a little sleep it's time to get back to work and there is plenty of. work to,
Now that those of us on the campaign trail have had a chance to get a little. sleep. it's time to get back to work And there. is plenty of work, to
now that those of us on the campaign trail have had a chance to get a little sleep, it's time to get back to work. and there is plenty of work to do.
The campaign was challenging. But two days back in Washington was enough to remind everyone that governing's no cakewalk either. Many of the president's lines yesterday were lifted directly from his stump speech.
the campaign was challenging but two days back in washington was, enough to remind everyone, that governing's no cakewalk either many of the president's lines yesterday were lifted directly from his stump
The campaign was challenging. But two days back. in Washington, was enough to remind everyone that governing's no cakewalk either Many, of the, president's lines yesterday were lifted directly from. his stump
the campaign was challenging. but two days back in washington was enough to remind everyone that governing's no cakewalk either. many of the president's lines yesterday were lifted directly from his stump speech.
We can't just cut our way to prosperity. If we're serious about reducing the deficit, we have to combine spending cuts with revenue. And that means asking the wealthiest Americans to pay a little more in taxes.
we. can't just cut our way to prosperity if we're serious about reducing the deficit we have to, combine spending, cuts with. revenue and that means. asking the wealthiest americans to pay a, little more in
We can't just cut our way to prosperity If we're serious about reducing the deficit we have to combine spending cuts with revenue And that means asking the wealthiest Americans to pay a little. more in
we can't just cut our way to prosperity. if we're serious about reducing the deficit, we have to combine spending cuts with revenue. and that means asking the wealthiest americans to pay a little more in taxes.
The president said he's open to compromise - with one caveat. He says the rich must pay more. On Election Day, six in 10 voters said they agree. That's a number you're likely to hear a lot from Democrats.
the president said he's; open to compromise - with one caveat he; says the rich must pay more on, election day six in 10 voters said they agree that's a number, you're likely to hear a lot from
The president said he's, open to compromise - with one caveat He says the rich must pay, more. On Election Day. six in 10 voters, said they agree That's, a number you're likely to, hear a lot from
the president said he's open to compromise - with one caveat. he says the rich must pay more. on election day, six in 10 voters said they agree. that's a number you're likely to hear a lot from democrats.
I'm open to new ideas. I'm committed to solving our fiscal challenges, but I refuse to accept any approach that isn't balanced.
i'm open to new ideas i'm committed, to solving our fiscal challenges but, i refuse to accept any approach that isn't
I'm open to new ideas I'm committed to solving our fiscal challenges but I refuse to accept any approach that isn't
i'm open to new ideas. i'm committed to solving our fiscal challenges, but i refuse to accept any approach that isn't balanced.
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How much of a concern is it that these fundraisers - I mean, Barbara Neff was having a good time with it and it does get annoying after a while -but nevertheless, there is a real problem with equities, isn't there?
how much of a concern is it that these fundraisers - i mean barbara neff was having a good time with it and it does get annoying after, a while -but nevertheless there is a real problem with equities isn't
How much; of a; concern is it that these fundraisers - I mean Barbara Neff was having a good time. with it and it does get annoying; after a while -but nevertheless there is. a real problem with equities isn't
how much of a concern is it that these fundraisers - i mean, barbara neff was having a good time with it and it does get annoying after a while -but nevertheless, there is a real problem with equities, isn't there?
There can be. And I think where we've seen this play out more than any other places in California and it sorts of has its roots with Proposition 13, which sort of really capped the ability of local school boards to raise local revenues. And you found parents stepping to the fore and saying, well, if we can't - if our s...
there can be and i think where we've seen this; play, out more than any other places in california and it sorts. of has its. roots with proposition, 13, which sort. of really capped the ability of local school boards to raise local revenues and you found parents stepping to the fore and, saying well if we can't - if ou...
There can be And I think where we've seen, this play out more than any other places in California and it sorts of has its roots, with Proposition 13, which sort of really capped the, ability. of local school boards to raise local revenues And you found parents stepping to the fore and. saying well, if, we can't - if ou...
there can be. and i think where we've seen this play out more than any other places in california and it sorts of has its roots with proposition 13, which sort of really capped the ability of local school boards to raise local revenues. and you found parents stepping to the fore and saying, well, if we can't - if our s...
There are also issues of - well, there seems to be a fundamental issue of what's the parents responsibility - we're talking about public schools here - and what's the responsibility of the government?
there are. also issues of - well there, seems to be, a fundamental issue of what's the parents responsibility - we're talking about public schools here - and what's the responsibility of the
There are also issues of. - well there seems to be a fundamental issue of what's the parents responsibility - we're talking about public schools here - and what's the responsibility of the
there are also issues of - well, there seems to be a fundamental issue of what's the parents responsibility - we're talking about public schools here - and what's the responsibility of the government?
The responsibility of the government at every level of government, we would say, of course, is fundamental here. There's nothing more crucial to the future of the country and the economy than a successful public school system. But you find, right now, that school boards increasingly in many states are being put in a ro...
the responsibility. of the government at every level of government we would say of course is fundamental here there's nothing more crucial to the; future of the country and the economy than a successful public school system but you find right now that. school boards increasingly in many, states are being, put in a, rol...
The responsibility of the government at every level of government we would say of course is fundamental here There's nothing more crucial, to the future of the country and the economy than a successful public school system But. you find right now that school. boards increasingly, in many states are being put in a roles...
the responsibility of the government at every level of government, we would say, of course, is fundamental here. there's nothing more crucial to the future of the country and the economy than a successful public school system. but you find, right now, that school boards increasingly in many states are being put in a ro...
And in a lot of places where there've been cutbacks, this money goes -not just for, you know, the curtain for the drama club - this goes to pay teachers' salaries, and that raises questions about what they're going to do next year? You going to have another fundraiser?
and in a lot of places where there've been cutbacks this money goes -not, just for you know the curtain for the drama club - this goes to pay teachers' salaries and that raises questions about what they're going to do next year? you going to have another
And in a lot of places where there've been cutbacks this money goes -not just for you know the curtain for the drama club - this goes to pay teachers' salaries and. that raises, questions about what. they're going to. do next year? You going to have another
and in a lot of places where there've been cutbacks, this money goes -not just for, you know, the curtain for the drama club - this goes to pay teachers' salaries, and that raises questions about what they're going to do next year? you going to have another fundraiser?
Well that's right, how do you sustain those efforts. And, in fact, you have seen some school boards exercising greater oversight of these kind of efforts, for example, by adopting policies that lay out what things can or cannot be supported by private money. For example, we are not going to use privately-raised funds t...
well that's right how do you sustain those, efforts and in fact you. have seen some school boards exercising greater oversight of these kind of efforts. for. example by adopting policies that lay out what things can or cannot be supported by private money for example we are not going to use privately-raised funds to pa...
Well that's right how do you sustain those efforts And in fact you have seen. some school, boards exercising greater oversight of these kind of efforts for example by adopting policies that lay out what things can or cannot. be supported by private money For example we are not going to use; privately-raised funds to pa...
well that's right, how do you sustain those efforts. and, in fact, you have seen some school boards exercising greater oversight of these kind of efforts, for example, by adopting policies that lay out what things can or cannot be supported by private money. for example, we are not going to use privately-raised funds t...
Let's get some callers to involve in the conversation.800-989-8255. If you'd like to join us, 800-989-Talk. Our e-mail address is Talk@NPR.org. This is Danya. Danya is with us from Newburk in Oregon.
let's get some callers to involve in the conversation.800-989-8255. if you'd like to join us 800-989-talk our e-mail address is talk@npr.org. this is danya danya is with us from newburk in,
Let's get, some callers to, involve in. the conversation.800-989-8255. If you'd like to join us 800-989-Talk Our e-mail address is Talk@NPR.org This is Danya Danya is with us from. Newburk in
let's get some callers to involve in the conversation.800-989-8255. if you'd like to join us, 800-989-talk. our e-mail address is talk@npr.org. this is danya. danya is with us from newburk in oregon.
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Well, I was just concerned about the equality of it all. Like you were talking - on hour side of town here in Newburk, we're on what's called the south side. And we're the only elementary that takes care of the entire south side of our town. And unfortunately, there are families that only have one person working and su...
well i was just concerned about the equality of it all, like you were talking - on hour, side of town here in; newburk we're on what's called the south side and. we're the only elementary that takes, care of the entire south side of our town and unfortunately, there are families that only have one person working and su...
Well I was just concerned about the equality of it all Like you were talking - on hour side, of town here in Newburk we're on what's; called the south side And we're the only elementary that takes care. of the entire south side of our town And unfortunately there are, families that only have one person working and, sup...
well, i was just concerned about the equality of it all. like you were talking - on hour side of town here in newburk, we're on what's called the south side. and we're the only elementary that takes care of the entire south side of our town. and unfortunately, there are families that only have one person working and su...
well, myself, I can, but a lot of them can't. And I am involved and actually supporting these and directing these fundraisers a lot of times. And I just find it's very heartbreaking to see the people where they have five elementaries(ph) on the north side - they have helicopter rides afforded at their fairs. Their pare...
well myself i can but a lot of them can't and i am involved and actually supporting these and. directing these fundraisers a lot of times and i just find it's very heartbreaking to see the people where they have five elementaries(ph) on. the, north side - they have helicopter rides, afforded at their fairs their parent...
well myself I can but a lot of them can't And I am involved, and actually supporting these and directing these fundraisers a lot of times. And I; just find it's. very heartbreaking to see the people where. they have five elementaries(ph) on the north side - they have helicopter rides afforded at their fairs Their. pare...
well, myself, i can, but a lot of them can't. and i am involved and actually supporting these and directing these fundraisers a lot of times. and i just find it's very heartbreaking to see the people where they have five elementaries(ph) on the north side - they have helicopter rides afforded at their fairs. their pare...
And she's not alone. There are issues of fundamental fairness in a lot of school districts around the country.
and she's not alone there are, issues of fundamental fairness in a lot of; school districts around the
And she's not alone There. are, issues of fundamental fairness in a lot of school districts around the
and she's not alone. there are issues of fundamental fairness in a lot of school districts around the country.
Yeah. I would really be interested in hearing how, in our county or our district, how we could - anyone's ideas - on how we could, as parents and volunteers and coordinators, you know, to not make that fundraiser burnout which none us can afford, practically, anything to support these - but figure out how we can, you k...
yeah i would, really, be interested, in hearing how in our county or our district how we could - anyone's ideas - on how we could as parents and volunteers and coordinators you know to not make that fundraiser burnout which none us can afford practically anything to support these - but figure out how we can you know th...
Yeah I would really be interested in hearing how, in our county or our district how we could - anyone's ideas - on how, we could as parents. and volunteers. and coordinators you. know to not make that fundraiser burnout which. none us can afford practically. anything to support these - but figure out how we can you kno...
yeah. i would really be interested in hearing how, in our county or our district, how we could - anyone's ideas - on how we could, as parents and volunteers and coordinators, you know, to not make that fundraiser burnout which none us can afford, practically, anything to support these - but figure out how we can, you k...
Tom Hutton?
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Tom,
tom hutton?
Yeah. I can toss out some ideas that some school boards have adopted. I mean, for one thing, about one-third of the school districts in the country now have foundations that support district-wide efforts. So they can account for those kinds of disparities.
yeah i can toss out some ideas that some school boards have adopted i, mean for one thing about one-third of the school districts. in the country. now have foundations that support district-wide efforts so they can account, for those. kinds of
Yeah I can toss out some ideas that some school boards. have adopted I mean for one thing about one-third of. the school districts in the country now have foundations that support district-wide efforts, So they can account for those kinds of,
yeah. i can toss out some ideas that some school boards have adopted. i mean, for one thing, about one-third of the school districts in the country now have foundations that support district-wide efforts. so they can account for those kinds of disparities.
You've had some districts where they've adopted a mechanism by which any donation to the district - there's some percentage of it that will go into a central fund that can be used to sort of offset the disparities in the donations. There's also plenty of efforts to sort of connect schools with businesses in the communi...
you've; had some districts where they've adopted a mechanism, by which any donation to. the district - there's some percentage of it that will go into a central fund that can be used to sort of offset the disparities in the donations there's. also plenty of efforts to sort of connect schools with businesses in the comm...
You've had some districts where; they've adopted a mechanism by which any donation to the district - there's, some, percentage of it, that will go into a central fund that, can be used to sort of offset the, disparities in the donations, There's also. plenty of efforts to. sort of connect schools with businesses in, th...
you've had some districts where they've adopted a mechanism by which any donation to the district - there's some percentage of it that will go into a central fund that can be used to sort of offset the disparities in the donations. there's also plenty of efforts to sort of connect schools with businesses in the communi...
And as I understand, Portland, Oregon has a system which shares the money amongst the different schools.
and as i understand portland, oregon has a, system which shares the money amongst the different
And; as I understand. Portland, Oregon has a system which, shares the money amongst the different
and as i understand, portland, oregon has a system which shares the money amongst the different schools.
That's right. I think that's the first time that the issue may be - I think there was a school board member in the mid-90s who sort of came up with that idea because he saw the disparities in the district.
that's right i think that's the first time that the. issue may be - i think there was a, school board member in the mid-90s who sort. of came. up with that idea because he saw the disparities in the
That's right I think that's the first, time that the issue. may be. - I think there was a school board member in the mid-90s, who sort of came up with that idea because he saw the disparities in. the.
that's right. i think that's the first time that the issue may be - i think there was a school board member in the mid-90s who sort of came up with that idea because he saw the disparities in the district.
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oh, it is. it's huge.
Danya, good luck. And what's your next fundraiser?
danya good luck and what's your next
Danya good luck And what's your. next
danya, good luck. and what's your next fundraiser?
Actually it's in a couple of days. And we have our kids running laps and people throughout - in their personal lives, their connections; parents, work, etc. - will donate per lap to how many laps these little guys can run. And it's an elementary school, so last year we got 18,000 out of the community and their outreach...
actually it's in a couple of days and we have our kids running laps and people throughout - in their personal lives their connections parents work etc - will donate per lap to how many, laps these little guys can, run and it's an elementary school so last year we got, 18,000 out of the community and their outreaches bu...
Actually it's in a couple of days And we, have our, kids running laps and people throughout - in their personal lives their connections parents work etc - will donate per lap to how many laps these little guys, can, run And it's an, elementary school, so last year. we got 18,000 out of the community and their outreache...
actually it's in a couple of days. and we have our kids running laps and people throughout - in their personal lives, their connections; parents, work, etc. - will donate per lap to how many laps these little guys can run. and it's an elementary school, so last year we got 18,000 out of the community and their outreach...
And where do you hope to take the kids if they run a whole lot of laps?
and where do you hope to take the kids if they run a whole lot of
And. where. do you hope to take the kids if they run a whole lot of
and where do you hope to take the kids if they run a whole lot of laps?
Well, you know, the fifth graders, unfortunately, get a big chunk of it, and they actually do outdoor school for a week and that's great. The third graders get some swim lessons. Second graders go to a wonderful play - we're not sure which one. Lots of different things. Going to be great.
well you know the fifth graders unfortunately get a big, chunk of it and, they actually do outdoor school for a week and that's great the third. graders get some swim lessons second, graders. go to a, wonderful; play - we're not sure which one, lots of different things going to be
Well you know. the fifth graders unfortunately get; a big chunk of it and they actually do outdoor school for a week and that's great The third graders, get, some swim lessons Second graders go to a wonderful play - we're not sure which one Lots of different things Going to be
well, you know, the fifth graders, unfortunately, get a big chunk of it, and they actually do outdoor school for a week and that's great. the third graders get some swim lessons. second graders go to a wonderful play - we're not sure which one. lots of different things. going to be great.
Good luck, Danya.
good, luck,
Good luck
good luck, danya.
Thank you.
thank.
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thank you.
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Well, you know, it was interesting that your commentator, the first lady that was on, you know, asked the school how money they got. I've done the same thing. I'm involved with my daughter's band program and I'm also a retired military musician - I teach a lot of private lessons in the schools and I do some work with t...
well you know it was interesting that your commentator the first lady; that was on you know asked, the school. how money, they got, i've done the same thing i'm involved with my daughter's band program and i'm also a retired military musician - i teach a lot of private lessons in the schools and i do some work with the...
Well you know, it was interesting that your commentator the first. lady that was on you know asked the school how money they got I've done the same thing I'm involved with my daughter's band program and. I'm also a retired military, musician - I teach a lot of, private lessons in the schools and I do some work with the...
well, you know, it was interesting that your commentator, the first lady that was on, you know, asked the school how money they got. i've done the same thing. i'm involved with my daughter's band program and i'm also a retired military musician - i teach a lot of private lessons in the schools and i do some work with t...
And so a lot of my pay comes from the fundraisers, cause they don't have any school district money to pay outside tutors. So, you know, when the band gets done with their fundraiser, they can bring me in and help the kids every week with their sectionals.
and so a, lot of my pay comes. from the fundraisers cause, they don't have any school district money to pay outside tutors so you know. when the band gets done with their fundraiser they can bring me in and help the kids every week with their
And. so a lot of my pay comes from the fundraisers cause they don't have any school district money to pay outside tutors So you know when the band gets done with their fundraiser, they can bring me in and help the kids every week with their
and so a lot of my pay comes from the fundraisers, cause they don't have any school district money to pay outside tutors. so, you know, when the band gets done with their fundraiser, they can bring me in and help the kids every week with their sectionals.
And my daughter's band director told me they only get 40 percent of the cash that's brought in. And I said, you know, can't I just write you guys a check?
and my daughter's band director told me they. only get 40 percent of. the cash that's brought in. and i said you know can't i just write you guys a
And my daughter's band director told me they only get 40 percent of the cash. that's brought in And I said. you. know can't I just write you guys a
and my daughter's band director told me they only get 40 percent of the cash that's brought in. and i said, you know, can't i just write you guys a check?
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Because if I was going to spend $40 or 50 on the fundraiser, I'd rather just give it to them. Cause the stuff, when you look at the stuff in the catalogs, the quality's not very good. And there's nothing I'm really interested in buying anyway. I just rather have the kids get the money.
because if i was going to spend $40 or 50 on, the fundraiser i'd rather just give it to them cause the stuff when you look at the stuff in the catalogs the quality's not very good and there's nothing i'm really interested in buying anyway i just, rather have the kids get the
Because if I was going to spend $40 or 50 on the fundraiser I'd rather just give it to them Cause the, stuff when you look at the. stuff in the. catalogs the quality's not very good And there's nothing I'm really interested in buying anyway I just rather; have the kids get the.
because if i was going to spend $40 or 50 on the fundraiser, i'd rather just give it to them. cause the stuff, when you look at the stuff in the catalogs, the quality's not very good. and there's nothing i'm really interested in buying anyway. i just rather have the kids get the money.
All right, Bill. What's the best thing you ever bought from one of these catalogs?
all right bill what's the best thing, you ever bought from one of these
All right Bill What's the. best, thing you ever bought from one of these
all right, bill. what's the best thing you ever bought from one of these catalogs?
Well, some plastic salad tongs.
well some plastic salad
Well some plastic salad
well, some plastic salad tongs.
I'm sure those came in handy.
i'm, sure those came in
I'm sure those came in
i'm sure those came in handy.
Well, actually it's, you know, a set that goes - you get one for each hand and you can actually toss the salad rather than a set of tongs that's got a hinge on it. And that was actually something that was reasonable. I think it cost us about (unintelligible).
well actually it's you. know a set that goes - you get one for each hand and you can actually toss the salad rather than a, set of tongs that's got a hinge on it and that was actually something that was. reasonable i think it cost us about
Well actually it's you know a set that goes - you get one for each hand and you can actually. toss the salad rather than a set of tongs that's, got. a hinge on, it And that was actually something that was reasonable I think it cost us about
well, actually it's, you know, a set that goes - you get one for each hand and you can actually toss the salad rather than a set of tongs that's got a hinge on it. and that was actually something that was reasonable. i think it cost us about (unintelligible).
Bill, good luck. Thanks very much for the call.
bill good luck thanks very, much for the
Bill good luck Thanks very, much for the
bill, good luck. thanks very much for the call.
All right. Bye, bye.
all right, bye
All right Bye,
all right. bye, bye.
We're going to take a short break. We're talking about school fundraisers. Are they fair and what's too much to ask of parents? I'm Neal Conan. It's the TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News.
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This is TALK OF THE NATION. I'm Neal Conan in Washington. We're talking about school fundraising, the cookies, candy bars, wrapping paper and other trinkets sold by students to raise money for their schools. In wealthy neighborhoods students can raise a lot more money than those in less fortunate areas. Is that fair?
this; is talk of the nation i'm neal conan in washington we're talking about school fundraising the cookies candy, bars wrapping paper and, other trinkets sold by students to raise money for, their schools in wealthy neighborhoods students can raise a. lot more, money than those in less fortunate areas is that
This is TALK OF THE NATION I'm Neal Conan in Washington We're talking; about school fundraising the cookies candy bars wrapping paper and other trinkets sold by students to raise money for their schools In wealthy neighborhoods students can raise a lot more, money than those in less fortunate. areas Is that
this is talk of the nation. i'm neal conan in washington. we're talking about school fundraising, the cookies, candy bars, wrapping paper and other trinkets sold by students to raise money for their schools. in wealthy neighborhoods students can raise a lot more money than those in less fortunate areas. is that fair?
Our guest is Tom Hutton, a staff attorney for the National School Boards Association. Of course you're invited to join the conversation. Is it fair that some schools do better. Is it fair to ask parents to give to schools their kids don't attend?
our guest is tom hutton a staff attorney for the national school boards. association of course you're invited to join the conversation is it fair that some schools do better is it, fair to ask parents to give to schools their, kids don't
Our guest is Tom Hutton a staff, attorney for the National School Boards Association Of course you're invited to join the conversation Is, it fair that. some schools do better Is it fair to ask parents to give to schools their kids don't,
our guest is tom hutton, a staff attorney for the national school boards association. of course you're invited to join the conversation. is it fair that some schools do better. is it fair to ask parents to give to schools their kids don't attend?
800-989-8255. 800-989-TALK. Our e-mail address is talk@NPR.org.
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Several school districts have tried to address some of the inequities in school fundraising and have not always been met with enthusiasm. Joining us now to talk about one district experience is John Deasy. He's CEO of Prince George's County Public Schools in Maryland, formerly superintendent of the Santa Monica-Malibu ...
several school districts have tried to address some of the inequities in school fundraising and have not always been met, with enthusiasm joining us now to talk about one district experience is john deasy he's ceo of prince george's county public schools, in maryland formerly superintendent of the santa monica-malibu u...
Several school districts have, tried to address some of the inequities in, school fundraising and have not always been met, with enthusiasm Joining, us now to, talk about one district experience. is John Deasy He's CEO of Prince George's County Public Schools in. Maryland formerly. superintendent of the Santa Monica-Ma...
several school districts have tried to address some of the inequities in school fundraising and have not always been met with enthusiasm. joining us now to talk about one district experience is john deasy. he's ceo of prince george's county public schools in maryland, formerly superintendent of the santa monica-malibu ...
Thank you very much.
thank you very
Thank you very
thank you very much.
And now when you were head of school in Santa Monica you implemented a measure that would make funds more equitably distributed across the district. Why was that necessary?
and now when you were head of school in santa. monica you, implemented a measure that would make funds more equitably distributed across the district why, was. that
And now when you were head of school in Santa Monica. you implemented a measure that would make funds more equitably distributed across the district Why was that;
and now when you were head of school in santa monica you implemented a measure that would make funds more equitably distributed across the district. why was that necessary?