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Points. At 1969. Bouncing off of some pretty strong support according to some traders today. The nasdaq has done well. Up 54 points right now. At 4484. Lets show you the russell. Thats been the laggard lately and it is again today and 1 gain. You cant quibble with that. Trading at 1107. Just a little context there, perspective. I think that the s p and the dow about 2 away from the record highs. Right . So, you know, keep on watching until the close because these markets are absolutely soaring today. After that better than expected payroll number this morning so the move coming two days, though, after 200point drop. Remember that move telling you about . We want the know what you think and whether or not you think the selling in this market is overfover for now and let us know what you think. Showing you that vote as you can see discussing things. Yes. We call it i pow wow. Yes, we do. Joining us now on the closing bell exchange, sunny, rob morgan, doug gordo and of course our very own
Cross what is known as malcolmx park. Four years earlier she was a student at brown. When see saw the November Times cover of her holding a broom and clean house she decided the Nations Capital is where she would start her career. She believed she had the chance to up the level of rigor in urban classrooms and help the kids that were most poorly served in the past by refusing to keep doing things the way were done before. She was placed at a school in Mount Pleasant named after the founder of the u. S. Naval academy. It was a bumpy beginning and six weeks in the first year she was switched from first to third grade to replace a teacher who had a nervous breakdown in front of children. She had two stable years to hone or craft and felt like she was starting to warrant praise she often received. As she turned on to the sidewalk of the only place she ever worked she felt certain this year would be her last. She entered the gym to search for her coteacher and meet the 60 third graders they
Arts education at all. As a matter of fact people who actually read and think and write are in surprisingly short supply. I have a friend who has a business and she heard a couple of people. Her job was to write catalog and amazon product descriptions. They came out with a distinguished Marketing Program and they could not write a coherent paragraph. She was like having to rewrite them. There is a lot of demand for people who can actually read and think and write. Its significantly unmet demand right now. Its not that there is no role for liberal arts. I think when people do get on their high horse about engineering but think the perception is engineering has remained a rigorous subject. If you go to school in Industrial Engineering or Mechanical Engineering you come out knowing a largely agreed upon body of stuff and its important stuff for when he do it works. I think there is not not the sense anymore that when you get a liberal Arts Education that you do something similar. I think
Reynolds. This weekend special programming on the cspan networks. Friday night native American History and on saturday a debate on independence and sunday a discussion between the court of appeals and on cspan 2. Friday at 8 p. M. , indepth with ron paul. And afterwards with William Burrows talking about the asteroid threat and another chance to see that at 9 p. M. Eastern on sunday. And on cspan 3. A movie about the apollo landing. And then a speech from johnson. And then a look at the legal discussion of bush versus gore. Let us know what you think about the programs you are catching. 2026263400. On twitter use c123 or email us as comments cspan. Org. Education researcher looks at the issue of School Choice in washington, d. C. His book is our school searching for community in the era of choice. The event was held in chicago in may. We are going to go ahead and get started. I am sure people will keep rolling in. I am Teresa Collins and in addition to being on the faculty i am the sha