Month: September 2005

I read today’s Jason Spencer story in the Chronicle about the challenges school districts, and specifically HISD, are facing to educate Katrina-displaced students, and I was stunned. He got it! Or maybe his editors got

As I read this Captain Ed post yesterday, a little something he wrote caught my eye: So why can’t the New York Times do some research at least equal to that of the Houston Chronicle[…]?

Last Saturday, I took off for nearly a week of music and down time in the Pacific Northwest. I had wifi and was keeping up with the news back home, so I saw no need

The Chronicle editorial board chose to offer advice to the YWCA today, for the second time in a week: Leaving public shelters at an impressive pace, evacuees from Hurricane Katrina nevertheless will be reeling for

Earlier today, a Chron blogger/journalist managed to please quite a few members of the partisan lefty blogosophere with a post that was notable not because of the information it contained, but for all the information

Let’s read today’s thoughtful musings handed down from the comfy confines of the Chronicle‘s editorial board room: President George W. Bush’s immediate reaction to the swelling criticism of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and of