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April Fool in Love Links

By Eduwonkette — April 01, 2008 1 min read
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1) We Can Fix AERA!: Sherman Dorn has thought a lot about how the AERA rating system stacks the deck against presenters lacking tacit knowledge.

2) Marry Me, Eduwonk!: Boys, watch and learn from a Clinton-certified Don Juan - the passive aggressive flirting, truculent pet names, salacious locker room gossip, and wonky bickering all make me hot. Sure, you’re already married - but after #9, polygamy is the new prostitution in New York.

3) E.D. in ‘08: This is What 60 Million Gets You: Fordham goes funny.

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