Back in the archives
I’m back at the Georgia Archives today and tomorrow (started yesterday), with luck finishing the photographing of the reports I’ve chosen from the late 1950s and early 1960s. (This series starts in the late 1930s.) Usually, historians don’t use the term data collection, because sifting through primary documents is a much more active cognitive process […]
Florida vouchers
I haven’t had time yet to read the Florida Supreme Court decision striking down Gov. Bush’s first voucher program. Apparently it was based on the uniform public education clause in the state constitution. Ironically, the question is close to the issue that was disposed of first in this long-lived lawsuit, whether the state can spend […]