Her desk, no charges. So, for me, i feel like it is going to go on, we are never going to have a Supreme Court ruled. Host just a note for the viewers, the panel in the video was not the one used for the student in mississippi. It will get our guests last thoughts. Illinois, going support. Port of corporal punishment. In the 50sew up a privatend went to school. We got paddled and had nuns, but we had respect for these people. The public schools, they have no respect for the teachers. Parents are no good. Public schools should have addressed code. It is absolutely baloney about these public schools. Host chris watson, your final thoughts and sarah sparks as well . Guest i would like to give folks with a few numbers. And corporal in schools that use corporal punishment, the rate is about 6 overall, highest for africanamericans at 9 , males at 9 and students with disability at 8 . Research can be great at pointing to challenges and some nuances, by think we have to go further. It does app
The meeting today is timely. It is one week before president obama travels to take part in the summit of leaders of the association of Southeast Asian nation. He is, the third sitting president to visit that country, as you may have heard. The country has been subjected to a secret war during the age of the vietnam war. What has been the legacy of this war, and what might president obama the able to accomplish in terms of improving relations for the future with the laos Peoples Democratic republic . Here to share their perspectives on this issue are 2 of the most seasoned observers and advocates. The resolution of the unfortunate legacy of the wars in laos and vietnam and the enduring impact on the population of those countries. To my far left, the founder and executive director of the war legacies project. She began her work on peace and reconciliation in laos, vietnam, and cambodia in the head 1980s. Through on the ground collaboration has become one of the most informed specialists
Festival taking place in the citys inner harbor. Then on saturday, september 24, book tv is live from the National Book festival at the Washington Convention center in the nations capital. Coverage includes talk from Pulitzer Prize winners and gordon read and joby warwick as well as your phone calls for authors bob word word, congressman john lewis and others. For more information about the book fairs and festivals book tv will be covering and to watch previous ethical coverage, click the book tv tab at booktv. Org. [inaudible conversation] okay, lots more if i can have your attention please. Can everybody hear me in the back back there . If youre in the back and if anybody is standing we also have the monitors on tonight. Theres a monitor in the cafc and also a monitor by one of the registers next to you so if anybody wants to get a slightly better view you can go to the cafc or that monitor out there. Im dana kelly. Pleasure to have youall here. Always a pleasure to have mary roach b
Coincingth ant. Utni wks thho out which union works with whom. E ve pje where you can registernder article 21 and you can say, here is my organizing plan. Here are the resources i will use. I should get exclusivity here and here. It prevents a lot of the fighting. There will still be some of that. It has been easy to convince grad assistants who have been exploited for years. This is not new. We have organized grad assistants years ago. Then when university decided they should challenge that and they delayed it for 56 years. That is why you have the backup at cornell and other universities along the line. Those gates will open up. Those people understand that they need a voice as an employee. Yes, they are students, but their employees and as an employee, you need a voice so they dont get continued continue to get exploited. It is an easy sell. A little bit earlier you mentioned the states where your priorities are. The data in pennsylvania, those of the two that you mentioned. Can you
You can talk about things that went wrong, but you could communicate love for the idea of a service. The extraordinary variety of people went there. We have people with great physical disabilities who are president for longer than anybody else but cannot stand on their own. We have people who are just [inaudible] [inaudible] history disappear and my thought is the word history is mostly made up of the word story plus a hello. We are to be telling our children interesting stories. Host and ken will be with us to take our calls. Well put the numbers up on the screen. They moved up to almost parity with lincoln. Lincoln took care of the greatest crisis. The depression and the Second World War. He is very interesting. You can win a trivia contest. He won three National Elections in a row. But as is the peculiarities of the american democracy is the electrical vote that matters. As they found in 1876 and Grover Cleveland found out when he won the popular vote he won the popular vote again.