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I've officially been a Mac user for a total of 4 days now, and it's awesome. It is taking some effort to get used to the different format but other than that, everything seems so much easier.
I wish that there was freedom of the press in New Brunswick, or at the very least that our major newspapers weren't taking orders from Kelly Lamrock and his cronies. Let's recap:
*a judge orders the decision to make sweeping changes to FSL education with no public consultation "unfair and unreasonable."
*the provincial Ombudsman releases a report including evidence that Lamrock had already made his mind up about what to do before he commissioned the report. Croll and Lee were told to find evidence to support his plan, not to conduct an unbiased review of FSL education.
*The Ombudsman's report also contains correspondence between Lamrock and a parent late in 2007 in which he promises that he is not considering the removal of EFI.
*Furthermore, the Ombudsman directly says: "In my time in public life, I've never seen a worse example of public engagement than this process."
And yet the Telegraph Journal and the Times and Transcript think Lamrock's idea is just swell.
I really don't understand.
I wish that there was freedom of the press in New Brunswick, or at the very least that our major newspapers weren't taking orders from Kelly Lamrock and his cronies. Let's recap:
*a judge orders the decision to make sweeping changes to FSL education with no public consultation "unfair and unreasonable."
*the provincial Ombudsman releases a report including evidence that Lamrock had already made his mind up about what to do before he commissioned the report. Croll and Lee were told to find evidence to support his plan, not to conduct an unbiased review of FSL education.
*The Ombudsman's report also contains correspondence between Lamrock and a parent late in 2007 in which he promises that he is not considering the removal of EFI.
*Furthermore, the Ombudsman directly says: "In my time in public life, I've never seen a worse example of public engagement than this process."
And yet the Telegraph Journal and the Times and Transcript think Lamrock's idea is just swell.
I really don't understand.