[ClearCase_guy]

Murray is controversial, but I like him. He may not be right about everything, but I’m sure his advice on the subject of education is more valid than the advice of the education experts who actually set the current policies and curriculum.

[oblomov]

ping for later

[ikka]

His fame preceded the 1990s, however. Losing Ground: American Social Policy 1950–1980 is a work that permanently altered public perceptions regarding the welfare state.

Am I paranoid, or is this perhaps the REAL reason that Bell Curve was attacked so viciously in the press?