When you’ve been in the column-writing business as long as George Will, I imagine things start to settle into a pretty workmanlike routine: open up the planning calendar, select a slot a few months in advance, and pencil in: “Another terrible, terrible education column. For material, see: previous terrible, terrible education columns, slightly rephrased.” Sadly, [...]






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