By popular request (and although it's not, strictly speaking, a Minneapolis
Issue), I am providing the following news story for all the people who have
contacted me offlist (or who might in the future). I assumed most people
would know what I was talking about when I responded to Jim's
I don't know if this was posted on Minneapolis List, but there is a
demonstration in support of Omar Jamar today at 2 PM at Chicago and Franklin
(If I'm wrong, someone correct me).
Linda Mann
Kingfield
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Wasn't another reason for repeal the fact that the police busted up a
critical mass demonstration (people on bikes who take over the streets) and
used the lack of a license as a pretext for confiscating a lot of the bikes?
Linda Mann
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Speaking of bikes, does anyone know where (in MINNEAPOLIS, of course) I can
get a decent tune up for two elderly bikes? Most of the places I have gone to
charge $50 and don't appear to do much more than spray some DW40 on the
gears. These bikes still run well but like most of us who are getting
As the Vichy official Renault in Casablanca would say: I am shocked,
shocked!, to find that Ken Avidor is behind raucous caucus. What's next? Are
we going to discover that the war was only about oil?!
Linda Mann
Kingfield
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In a message dated 3/29/2003 6:20:30 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Others in the progressive movement
had already made the decision to refuse permits but since we were new and
wanted everything to be kosher at the insistence of some of our members we
decided to
In a message dated 3/27/2003 9:25:01 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But back to today. The Say no to war signs cancel out the Liberate
Iraq signs in my view. It's political expression. It's a draw.
It's not a draw when the antiwar signs outnumber the pro war signs
In a message dated 3/27/2003 10:30:38 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I haven't seen the pictures Doug describes but during our planning for the
Can the Klan anti-KKK rally, capitol security told us that if we filled up
the grassy area across from the capitol steps,
In a message dated 3/27/2003 12:12:11 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I know in the frustration of caring so much, and being powerless to change
things, one sometimes resorts to the minutia of well there are more of us
than there is of you, and well justice is on our
One more post on this subject, then I'm moving on to the next outrage. Brandt
Williams of MPR sent me the following post and gave me permission to share it
with the list:
Linda Mann
Kingfield
Linda -
I covered the 'support our troops' rally on Saturday and was told that the
Capitol plant
In a message dated 3/24/2003 3:26:12 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I love this Middle Earth Kingdom wisdom city folk like to preach upon. Next
the suburbanites will have to KowTow. If you don't catch the Chinese
history reference, too bad.
That's MIDDLE KINGDOM,
Some time ago Steve Brandt of the Minneapolis Star Tribune assured this list
that their reporting of the numbers of demonstrators was accurate and even
handed regardless of the political cause represented by the people
demonstrating.
A pro war rally that filled the steps and the area in front
Some time ago Steve Brandt of the Minneapolis Star Tribune assured this list
that their reporting of the numbers of demonstrators was accurate and even
handed regardless of the political cause represented by the people
demonstrating.
A pro war rally that filled the steps and the area in front
In a message dated 3/21/2003 12:08:35 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Middle school students at Seward also walked out to go to the rally at the
U. They too are facing detention as a consequence. Seeing all these kids
taking a stand makes me think there may be hope for
What is an occupation forces supply drive? Are these care packages for
soldiers? While this is a worthy project, I would rather donate to he Iraqis
who are going to be further victimized and suffer greater deprivation due to
this unjust war.
Linda Mann
Kingfield
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In a message dated 3/21/2003 4:00:19 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I hope everyone patting themselves on the back for their work school-
optional humanitarian efforts will save a little back-patting for our
returning troops. Thankfully, their lives are on the line
Below is an excerpt from the the Wrap a news service from the Guardian
newspaper in England I subscribe to. It concerns school walk outs in England
(the right wing carping should strike a familiar note).
I certainly hope that there isn't any retaliation against students at Field
or any other
Forgot to sign my post. So in case people out there don't know who's
responsible for this latest outrage,
Linda Mann
Kingfield
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While delivering mail today, I came upon a demonstration organized by the
students at Field elementary school. About 100 -200 kids lined 46th Street
between 4th and 5th Avenues holding signs and cheering every time a car
honked in support (so there was a continuous din for about 3 hours).
One
In a message dated 3/19/2003 4:32:54 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I support RaucousCaucus' use of anonymity
and satire, even though I don't think
they're all that funny.
The reason they're not funny is that Raucous Caucus isn't satire. It's gossip
(and rather
Does anyone know how the Peace March went today? I had to work.
Linda Mann
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I am hardly an apologist for the mayor, but his account of a meeting being
hijacked by elders has the ring of truth. I have seen community leaders
use the conflicts between the occupying police and poor people as a launching
pad for their own careers (and not just in the Native community). That
I just came upon Jim Grube's lucid explanation of the bike situation on Lake
Street so I withdraw the part of my earlier screed dealing with that.
Linda Mann (still one day behind on my emails)
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There is also no way (that I could see) to prevent these people from voting
more than once which makes the results even more worthless. Once again, we
see the right wing's method of political debate at work. Like an aggressive,
insecure little animal, they puff themselves up to make it seem
I like the Block E building. I've been complaining for years about the lack
of general movie theater in the City which forces people to drive to suburbs
to see commercial movie. My son and husband and I saw the very first showing
of the Two Towers at midnight and had a great time until we
In a message dated 2/22/2003 11:35:30 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
One's option about a local anti-war resolution is not a litmus test for
whether or not they TRULY oppose a war. Please, please try to consider
the
fact that I plainly and simply don't believe that
I guess great minds (or not so great) think alike. I just read the following
raucous caucus page that echoes what I said about the resolution phobia being
part of typical Democrat cravenousness toward the right (or rather I echoed
it, I guess).
http://www.raucouscaucus.com/PISS-OFF.html
Linda
You can add the town of Bangor Maine to the list of places that are
considering antiwar resolutions. I also hear from the St. Louis Park Greens
that it has a good chance of passing there. The CMs of Minneapolis will show
just how relevant they are in the current debate. It would be better if
In a message dated 2/20/2003 4:07:59 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Council members who look at this issue are rightly
asking themselves -- why this when we [the city
council] can take up other issues which will have a
direct and immediate effect on the citizens of
Keith
If you want to hear more right wing pro war blather, read the newspapers or
watch TV. There's plenty of it there. Those of us interested in something
outside the usual propaganda have to organize our own educational events.
Linda Mann
Kingfield
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Several dozens demonstrated against the war in Minneapolis in concert with
the tens of thousands worldwide. When asked how many dozens it had seen in
Minneapolis a reporter for WorldDominationbyCorporations Media stated that
he/she couldn't be sure but it might be comparable to the tens of
In a message dated 2/17/2003 8:19:27 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
We have freedom of speech and opinion in this country. Others have
their rights and I have mine.
At least for now (until Patriot Act II is enacted). And the Minneapolis press
(along with others)
The answer to Peter's question how many demonstrators would show up for
Democrat war? is, not many given the subordination of labor and other groups
to the Democrat party. This is one reason why there is a Green Party (which
is at the forefront of the antiwar movement now).
Linda Mann
My hometown of Portland Me just passed its antiwar resolution (on the 2nd
try). Another bustling urban center in Maine, Waterville (pop. 15,600), is
also considering the following resolution (it doesn't even tie in the war
with local concerns but addresses itself directly to foreign policy
In a message dated 2/8/2003 2:40:18 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This bill was written by the type of anti Minneapolis
republicans who probably lay awake nights thinking up new ways to get
even with the central cities. Little do they realize that their bill
In a message dated 2/5/2003 5:31:50 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Blaming someone for other's behavior, using words like cult and
carpetbagger. Are we a little angry? She's right y'all. Not only was Don
lucky, so were the voters.
Sour Grapes DFL style. Get use to
I apologize for tarring all DFLers with the same brush. For sour grapes one
can hardly beat the Republicans and their 8 year war against Clinton for
having won 2 elections (hell, their 10 year war - it's still going on!).
Linda Mann
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I would be willing to try and organize petition drive. I was in the 10th ward
but I think I've been moved to the 8th. It would make more sense to go after
Nizolek in the 10th. I think our petitions should be the same. What do you
think? Should we try and do a separate, city wide one for
In a message dated 1/30/2003 11:52:34 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Since war was the main topic of the Johnson-Lee
speech, perhaps she would be interested in knowing
around 2/3's of Americans support military action.
Are you sure America's not calling, Natalie?
Mike Atherton said:
There's something that really upsets me about this antiwar resolution:
How do proponents know that their resolution is supported by a majority
of the citizens of Minneapolis?
I would be in favor of a referendum question if it could be done fairly soon.
Given our spineless
Didn't this post start out as a defense of the idea that this war is NOT for
oil?
Linda Mann
In a message dated 1/28/2003 11:07:57 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Okay, for a bit of Minneapolis importance to this
post? Consider this thought: Wouldn't it be a
Below is a copy of an antiwar resolution being considered by my hometown,
Portland, Me. Too bad a big, sophisticated berg like Minneapolis can't do
this. (Bar Harbor, Me., another huge metropolis, is also considering a
resolution).
Linda Mann
Kingfield
(draft as of 1/13/03)
Resolution on
In a message dated 1/20/2003 11:12:38 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The estimate was for the march. One issue was
that the march ended at the Capitol, where those who marched were joined
by folks streaming down from Union Station.
I was one of the hundreds of
In a message dated 1/4/2003 2:39:07 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Progressive has a unique meaning and set of philosophical
beliefs in education. Even so, I believe that as an
institution the MPS can be characterized using your
definition as supporting moderate
I am in favor of these cameras and I am probably on more reels of
surveillance tape taken by the police and the FBI of demonstrations than you
could shake a stick at (they're going to do it whether we have traffic
cameras or not). As someone who rides a bike and drives a mail truck (as well
as
Most of the fights over separation of church and state in the schools involve
the attempt of proponents of a religion to force religious practice in the
schools (ie., school prayer). Secularists usually try to make the point that
it would be all right to teach a class in religious history or a
I don't want to sound like an apologist for income disparity but were
immigrants from Africa included in this study? That would probably skew the
figures (and perhaps be an unfair comparison with established workers - not
that immigrants should get ripped off or anything).
Linda Mann
Kingfield
Actually, there's nothing new about this site. The anonymous author(s) -
who are too chicken to use his (their) real name(s) - belong to the Let's
lie around on our fat behinds and take pot shots at people trying to do
something in the real world crowd. Sorry if I sound harsh (another decorum
Uh Steve,
Not to quibble or anything but I think you're the one who ridiculed me first.
Anyway, before poor David has to jump in to say we're off topic, I am ready
to drop this discussion about whether the duopoly is any less respectful of
the voters than I have been to others (or something
In a message dated 12/16/2002 5:07:23 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think this is rather silly. If you didn't agree with Norman in the first
place, why the heck would you listen to his endorsement of Tricomo? This
shows a candidate that is out of touch with the
Dear Steve:
Thanks for reminding me of yet another characteristic of the Republicrats:
projecting their own failings onto their political opponents. I said (and
this should be clear to anyone reading my post) that the republicrats view
voters as sheep to be herded into the camps of etc., etc.
Are most of the calls from this outfit being made to residents of 3rd ward
where the council race is going on (and where police issues have been
somewhat, shall we say, prominent in the past?
Just wondering
Linda Mann
Kingfield
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In a message dated 12/5/2002 11:14:09 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
With the state facing what amounts possibly to a $6 Billion dollar
budget deficit (this biennium's shortfall + the next biennium's
deficit+inflation--which the geniuses at the state capitol voted to
And this has what to do with an attack against a country with no demonstrated
ties to terrorist groups? Or is all war mongering just interchangeable and
suitable for any occasion where aggression is needed for whatever reason?
This example actually demonstrates that American cities such as
In a message dated 12/1/2002 10:12:25 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's not OK here in the Northside. It's quieted down a bit on
the streets for the winter, but the nightly sick symphony of gunshots
will return in the spring. The gangbangers next store have taken
In a message dated 11/29/2002 4:47:28 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
From what I observed on my lunch hour today, the ratio
of police to Buy Nothing Day demonstrators had as
many as three police to each demonstrator at times at
the Maul of America. Many of the
The Green Party's membership meeting (which will include an endorsement for
the 3rd ward) is on Sunday Dec 8th at 4:30.
Linda Mann
Green Party (Which is serious about participation)
Dyna: Anyone know when the Greens and Independence Party are doing
there endorsements?
Jim
For starters there's her role in obstructing any measure that would limit the
police brutality in Minneapolis or hold them accountable (ie, Civilian Review
Board, Federal Mediation). My criteria for a good CM is one who will
represent the powerless and not just the suits (or uniforms, as
In a message dated 11/26/2002 7:52:34 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When asked why he provided the services to the unnamed
official, Martin replied, Good will, I guess. . I heard the guy was a
friend of labor.
That might rule female politicians out.
Rats. I was
In a message dated 11/22/2002 6:05:28 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
List Members:
Who are the likely candidates for the
3rd ward office?
Shane Price. GO GREENS!
Linda Mann
Kingfield
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I happened to see some of the vandalized Wellstone signs near Kings Highway
that were mentioned in an earlier post. There was also a No to war with
Iraq sign with Yes spray painted on it. Looks like that's the mentality
we're going to be dealing with for awhile.
Linda Mann
Kingfield
Looks like I may have been right about the Youth Vote. The Greens did much
better among the youth of Minneapolis than with the electorate. The present
may be somewhat bleak but I am looking forward to a brighter future!
No numbers for Doug Mann but the confidence youth have in the incumbents on
In a message dated 11/2/2002 8:39:05 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is anyone else getting posts twice? Just curious, thanks.
I did on one post I will not mention. I didn't like reading it the first time
much less seeing it again!
Linda Mann
Kingfield
In a message dated 10/27/2002 12:49:34 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kindly refrain from replying to me. I assure my niceness is not the
norm. You're entitled to your opinion, even if it shows the world that
you are an Ass.
The truth is not as you see fit to
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About the referendum - let's get the word out on this one.
annie wrote these comments: Getting the electorate to vote NO.
BYLINE:
CREDITLINE:
HEADLINE: Editorial: Sneak attack / Revenge motivates a referendum
Mischief is lurking near the bottom of the ballot that Hennepin
I hate replying to misrepresentations of my views - it means repeating myself
all over again. I suggest Jim and Craig go back and read what I actually
wrote. It's not fascistic to want to live in peace but fascism can arise when
public authorities refuse to provide vital protective services
I guess I should try and clarify a few things that have emerged on this
thread. I don't think landlords are the problem; its the refusal of police
and other city bureaucracies to do anything about livability problems. I
certainly don't want landlords to do any more blacklisting than they do
I also live across from a party house (with drugs too probably) and I live in
Kingfield, an area I thought was outside the crime containment zone. It has
taken years of 911 calls and threats against the landlord to finally shut
these people up (and who knows when they'll start up again?).
I
In a message dated 10/9/2002 12:09:22 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wonder if a city council resolution opposing the war
on Iraq would have any impact on the damage to
property and burden on the police force that may come
from the actions of the non-peaceful
In a message dated 10/4/2002 9:19:26 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Our schools had better fix their deficiencies NOW, or start teaching
janitorial skills.
Our schools are currently doing this - at least for the bottom 80% that they
deem are not fit for an academic
Doug Mann now has lawn signs for his school board race and he's not afraid to
use them. An eye-catching fire engine red with large white letters (Doug Mann
for School Board Education is a Right), they make an attractive addition to
any lawn either standing alone or complementing the signs of
I want to thank Jordan for his summary of flawed assumptions which, while it
might wander a little past the borders of Minneapolis, displays how politics
really works in Minneapolis and elsewhere.
Linda Mann
Kingfield
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I never thought I would agree with Lynn Mickelson about anything or would
find myself defending Joe Biernet but let us not forget police interrogation
tactics. They are mainly interested in getting a suspect to go along the
cops' decision to arrest and charge they; really don't care about the
In a message dated 9/3/2002 2:51:20 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
They could have called the police when they spotted these youthwho
doesn'
t have a cellular phone these days? The police were even close by,
according
to what you said.
Maybe they didn't think
As a woman critic of the system I have just got to reply to this (even though
I already have addressed this issue - it seems my post didn't take). I just
loved Trainor's characterization of having to fight the system like a wounded
lion to get an adequate education for one's kids. At Lake
Well, I can't reply to all the points made in this thread so I'll try and
stick to the points I was originally concerned with. The students at my son's
parochial school fit the profile of the students the public schools refuse to
educate mostly low income, Black and Latino. Everyone is offered
In a message dated 8/30/2002 9:28:37 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It is disheartening to see a discussion that has
gone on SO long with so little productive
accomplishment. So many people claim teachers
don't teach well, yet almost NEVER do I see the
slightest
In a message dated 8/29/2002 10:08:37 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I doubt
that even a wealthy wallstreeter could afford to buy a plantation-sized
piece of land within the city limits.
He could if we revived the economic system that originally supported
plantations
In a message dated 8/21/2002 9:20:23 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Very few people, it seems bike
the Greenway and it's no wonder. In spite of the heroic efforts of the
people who work on the Greenway, it remains an ugly, broken glass ,
graffiti and litter strewn,
I read Barb's description of her neighborhood with horror. I live less than 2
miles away but I might as well be on the other side of the planet (not that
everything is perfect here, but at least it's habitable). I also kept
thinking: I know where your cops are (who aren't doing anything).
Fred's post brings to mind something I found myself thinking about this
morning as I sat through the elections committee vote on the redistricting
plan. (Talk about surreal! No matter how eloquent or cogent the arguments
against this plan, the DFL proponents had this non responsive, shove it
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Ward 10 is another one to watch - we just lost a chunk of the south part
which is less green but gained a bunch to the west which may (I only glanced
at it last night) include part of uptown. We keep the progressive wedge.
If elections are coming in another year, the
Tim
I for one won't call you inflammatory - just accurate. I am a little
surprised about the licenses being mandatory because it is such a hassle to
get one. When I bought my son a brand new Schwinn I decided to get a license
so he would have a leg up in case it got stolen. I had to go to the
In addition to excessive force against the bikers lets not forget the theft
of their bikes by cops who refuse to give them back without proof of
registration. There is no law requiring registration; registration only helps
in the recovery of stolen bikes. In this case we know who the bikes
When I read Tim Connolly's translation of a letter to the editor of the St
Paul paper I was stunned initially but quickly appreciated the brave
confrontation he made to the writer's bigotry. Political correctness can also
have the effect of providing bigots protective cover and can
David and Aaron:
It's obvious - an Activist, in the derogatory sense used by the Strib, is
someone who
is threatening the status quo or that part of the status quo which the Strib
supports. I consider myself very active in every sense and make no apology
for it.
Linda Mann
Kingfield
Speaking of reasons the Strib might not appreciate this revolutionary new
form of communication, lets not forget their Democratic Party bias and
hostility to the Green Party. Their biased reporting is diluted by the
Internet. When they talk of this list (and possibly other lists or chat
Mark:
A simple answer to your question regarding medical marijuana:
YES!
Linda Mann
Kingfield
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Kris - I originally voted for Dairy Queen but would like to change my vote to
Ben and Jerry's. When I consider all the ice cream my son would eat if there
were an ice cream stand at Lake Calhoun I feel better with BJs. I think he
would like it just as much as DQ.
Also, if it makes the
In a message dated 2/3/2002 9:07:17 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Despite Doug's tastes, the Minnesota Patriot act is not a
Minneapolis-specific issue, it is a statewide one. Please take any
discussion on this statewide matter to our sibling forum,
I am convinced that it is possible for the Minneapolis Public Schools to
eliminate most of the academic achievement gap between black and white
students, and between poor and 'middle class' white students. And it can be
done without lowering the bar for high achievers. It's been done
People should be aware that the Minnesota House of Representatives is
preparing to pass a state version of the Patriot Act. Like the Federal law,
this is being passed without a real debate and is completely under the radar
of the establishment media (but then, what else is new?) The authors
Q A from the City Pages exit interview with Bill Green:
CP: As part of the state's settlement with the NAACP, $5 million was to be
earmarked by the legislature for metro desegregation. But lawmakers pulled
that money from the budget during the 2001 session. What has been the NAACP's
In a message dated 12/17/2001 7:43:27 PM Central Standard Time, Michael
Atherton writes:
The question is, Do you feel that the public school system has the right
to require that stronger students sacrifice for the benefit of the weak? I
don't believe they do. Beyond that, I believe that
In a message dated 12/17/2001 7:43:27 PM Central Standard Time, Michael
Atherton writes:
As Mr. Mann points out there are two basic alternatives: you can place
students in a class that matches their ability, or you can try to
individualize instruction within one class. There are a number
In a message dated 12/17/2001 7:19:13 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Many homeschoolers learn to read late without any stigmatization. Not all
kids are ready to learn to read in first grade. Sure, most of them can be
forced, but one of the many advantages of
In a message dated 12/6/2001 4:45:25 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The It's the System versus It's the Family comes up for
me all the time. A few weeks ago, I was listening to former Hennepin
County Attorney Tom Johnson talk about racial profiling. In our
In a message dated 12/6/2001 4:45:25 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
And as long as we're on the topic of White Privilege, I
might as well add that there's some other white advantages. I and my
children do not have 300 years of the dominant culture telling us,
Why wasn't this job opening (school district Chief Operating Officer)
announced before it was filled? Mr. Jennings has some experience as a highly
compensated executive, but how much as the chief operating officer of a
company? I think it is possible to find a better qualified candidate for
Comment on the Star-Tribune editorial of 13 December 2001, Minneapolis
Schools: Jennings should serve district well.
The Star-Tribune expects Dave Jennings to help the district weather
challenging financial times as chief operating officer, Jennings ...is well
know and respected across
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