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Friday, February 02, 2007
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The terms of public service are the prerogative of the public. Fundamental among those terms; public servants are accountable to the public, and to meaningful standards of conduct and competence, at least for the eight measly hours a day that we have to "trust" them with the control over our power and our resources.
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- abdicate
- where will stakeholders find the truth?
- another blogger on communication and the aps
- journal editorial ignores the journalist's code of...
- the reformation of the leadership of the aps
- if the audit isn't revealing; it is not to be trusted
- three issues are raised, three solutions are proposed
- robert lucero; guilty knowledge?
- "but now that the room is done,
- there was a tiff at a city council meeting
- Open letter to Congresswoman Heather Wilson
- strong "words" from trib editors
- who is/are the journal and trib?
- aps/escobedo; another spin of the truth
- did beth everitt lie to rep. heather wilson?
- look in the fine print to find the lie`
- hiding the truth about the new board room
- "Sometimes circumstances make it necessary to rest...
- anonymous blogging (in any venue)
- reading between the lines
- gil lovato will be fired. eventually
- it's hard to believe it's just a coincidence
- gil lovato's paid "vacation"
- many of modrall's millions
- the agenda for the next board meeting
- board meeting next wednesday
- socrates argued that power corrupts
- aps' elizabeth everitt continues to stonewall
- the mayoral takeover of the aps boe
- once vocal; now silent on the issue
- aps deliberate deception continues
- role models, role modeling
- your first amendment right to petition your govern...
- the leadership of the aps is out of control
- sixteen years ago, leonard delayo said,
- aps top cop on "hot seat";
- the most disturbing reading
- nmipra request update day 20
- betrayal ?
- beth everitt is responsible
- aps administrative corruption and incompetence won...
- if helping your friends
- journal and trib slam the aps admin audit
- neither of the two
- politicians always score very low
- the choice, however painful, is simple
- once an organization is corrupt
- "beth’s" goals
- it is a "community" room
- despite a NMIPRA request
- educationally efficient administration
- more sleight of hand
- finally, there will be "cute" accountability in aps
- mayor martin chavez
- loyalty above all else except honor
- there are two kinds of administrators in the aps
- what do you suppose will happen to
- tell me again please
- election statistics without the spin
- explain it to me, like you would explain it to a c...
- its not that it is a hard question
- aps supt elizabeth everitt
- the public forum at tonight's board meeting
- the leadership of the aps
- in a perfect world
- despite the elections
- voter turnout may have hit all time low
- my thanks
- ethics reform in government /public service
- the aps school calendar
- any way you look at it
- the first step in institutionalizing an
- the first roll call vote of the new school board
- at each of our moments of truth
- speaking of, on the record;
- Phill Casaus and Marty Esquivel
- our aps citizens advisory council
- the governor himself has complained
- the real cost of the Susie Rayos Marmon Boardroom
- teachers union leadership
- confucius say;
- the bull elephant in the room
- stonewalling: a coward's rebuttal
- your servants in the leadership of the aps
- Paula Maes Modrall, school board president and pre...
- self exception from accountability
- an honest audit of anyone
- aps tax would go for repairs
- character counts
- the flow of power and resources
- kids need something to do after school
- why not have the best history teachers
- When Phill Casaus endorsed Marty Esquivel;
- if mayor chavez usurps control of the schools
- the privileged class cannot be beaten
- I am not saying that these people are evil
- think of it as a bold experiment
- how do you expose a conspiracy
- Marty Esquivel and Paula Maes shared a long hug
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