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Why Don’t They Just Designate the Building as Blighted? It’d Save Some Time

Why Don’t They Just Designate the Building as Blighted? It’d Save Some Time

Dec 3, 2007

This has been a hot topic around the office, but as I was skimming through our recent posts, I realized...

Take Two

Take Two

Nov 30, 2007

Tax incentives for film producers might not be such a good idea after all. The Post-Dispatch reports that two directors...

New Bridge to Madison County

New Bridge to Madison County

Nov 21, 2007

Well, we have a new winner in the "Most obvious reference for a blog post title, ever" contest. Even if...

Education Reform in the Private Sector

Education Reform in the Private Sector

Nov 20, 2007

Faithful readers of this blog might be under the impression that St. Louis is always missing the boat on education...

“Throw Your Hands Up in the Air, and Wave ‘Em Like You Just Don’t Care”

“Throw Your Hands Up in the Air, and Wave ‘Em Like You Just Don’t Care”

Nov 20, 2007

Dave is right, crime is a fact. But how it’s measured is a statistic. If an incident involves a burglary,...

Justin Channels Stalin

Justin Channels Stalin

Nov 20, 2007

"A single death is a tragedy; a million deaths is a statistic." — Joseph Stalin, aka Koba the Dread "No,...

Webber on Public Schools

Webber on Public Schools

Nov 19, 2007

David Webber, a professor at the University of Missouri, makes some good points in an op-ed about school choice in...

No, Crime Statistics Are Statistics, Not Facts

No, Crime Statistics Are Statistics, Not Facts

Nov 19, 2007

Not to beat a dead horse here, but I disagree with Dave’s impression of the crime statistics in St. Louis....

Crime Stats Are Facts, Not Opinions

Crime Stats Are Facts, Not Opinions

Nov 19, 2007

My colleague Justin seems to be attempting, in his prior post, to refute hard numbers with personal experiences, which is...

In the City, City of Compton … I mean, StL

In the City, City of Compton … I mean, StL

Nov 19, 2007

Amidst St. Louis’ celebration of the Cardinals’ World Series victory last year, an independent report compiled by CQ Press ranked...

Always Things to Write About on School Choice …

Always Things to Write About on School Choice …

Nov 16, 2007

There is a letter to the editor from the Dean of the School of Education at Maryville University in this...

Everyone Who Wants to Attend Clayton, Raise Your Hand

Everyone Who Wants to Attend Clayton, Raise Your Hand

Nov 15, 2007

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports on city parents’ fight to enroll their children in the Clayton School District: St. Louis...

I’m Shocked – Shocked! – to Find That Fantasy Football Is Going On in St. Louis County Government!

I’m Shocked – Shocked! – to Find That Fantasy Football Is Going On in St. Louis County Government!

Nov 15, 2007

KSDK – Channel 5 (link via Combest) broadcast a story a few nights ago on Internet usage by government employees....

I Call Shotgun!

I Call Shotgun!

Nov 14, 2007

I spotted Kevin Horrigan‘s fantastic article on Amtrak subsidies last week when it was published in the Post-Dispatch, but somehow...

Design-Build Comes to Kansas City

Design-Build Comes to Kansas City

Nov 14, 2007

Later today, MoDOT is going to announce the team to rebuild/replace the historic Paseo Bridge in Kansas City. MoDOT will...

Progress We Can All Support

Progress We Can All Support

Nov 13, 2007

The Show Me Progress blog had an excellent post yesterday about Arnold dentist Homer Tourkakis and his ongoing fight to...

Charter Schools Expand Opportunities

Charter Schools Expand Opportunities

Nov 13, 2007

The Post-Dispatch regards charter schools cautiously: It would be a tragedy if, in offering opportunity to thousands of kids, a...

St. Louis May Get KIPP Schools!

St. Louis May Get KIPP Schools!

Nov 12, 2007

"KIPP" stands for "Knowledge Is Power Program." Read all about it here in the Post-Dispatch. The article mentions KIPP’s great...

And You Thought Our Education System Had Problems…

And You Thought Our Education System Had Problems…

Nov 12, 2007

It’s been a slow news weekend for Missouri, so I’ve decided to write about Somalia. That’s right; our public schools...

Too Bad This Is No Longer Current

Too Bad This Is No Longer Current

Nov 9, 2007

I’ve been searching for more good blogs and other websites about public policy outside of St. Louis, and today I...

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