If I were a New York Times education reporter, I’d cover this, really looking at the consequences for students in New York City.
by Charlie Finnerty and Celia Bernhardt | news@queensledger.com Administrative leadership at Queens College CUNY informed faculty Wednesday that they would not reappoint 26 full-time substitute profes...
The real story here is, I believe, that a Democratic mayor is showing that neither party is truly committed to substantially improving the quality of life for their constituents. (As well as how dysfunctional they are as staff when they cannot pro-actively project shortfalls, so folks can plan).
"Mayor Adams’ revised municipal budget this fall cut the public university’s budget by $23 million." Good thing Adams found room for hundreds of millions of additional police overtime. Also, based on the last ten years' average, $200M/year in settlements for police misconduct.
If you were a New York Times education reporter, you'd probably be fired if you tried
What? And travel to Queens!?
Sorry, we have to dedicate all of our Education reporters to articles asking why the president or MIT hasn’t yet stepped down while never bothering to articulate why we think she should.
Why is NYC doing budget cuts at all? Is there a revenue shortfall? And if so why
serious question: does NYT not even have a section for local affairs anymore? WaPo certainly does, where they focus on city/county issues of DC and neighboring jurisdictions. Home rule kind of things
Oh, God. Hitler and his Nazi goons went after the intelligentsia.
That school is a gateway for immigrant strivers and the poors into the middle class.
Nah, Leonhardt already spelled out the Times’s philosophy of education last week and Queens didn’t rate.
