and jane and fiphilomena, ho do you feel about pope francis, because a lot of us have seen in his teachings and in his behavior in his responses peopl new approach, maybe perhaps not to the doctrine but certainly to the affect and humanity coming from the church. do you see a change in rome? so far, no. i think i quite agree with what he s doing. i think he s going to be he s only been in a short time really. he s for the people. he comes out of the vatican and he s for people. what i think about it, i think he will be good for rome and he will be good for the catholic church as well. i am a firm believer in the catholic church and i haven t run the catholic church so i think pope will be quite good for the catholics and for the
to governor corbett to come to our school and spend a day with us in our classroom, because she feels that their cutting education funding, they re cutting her education opportunities to go to art, to go to music, to go to gym, to have guidance counselors because she s a bad person. she feels she s being targeted because the kids in inner city schools are bad people. and that s an open invitation to the governor. it s doing damage to the kids, there s no question about it. no doubt. no question. and thousahow do you feel, m hample, that you re the problem, the conservatives say you re the problem. you re not doing a good enough job in the classroom, that these kids aren t performing good enough? doesn t that infuriate you? that s the overwhelming narrative we re hearing from the right wing in this country. sure. they want to say we re the problem and they re judging our success on student scores. of course, they re also the student scores are coming from a state standardized