The Issue

June 2021, The Issue

Back in the Saddle

06/14/2021 So we’re in the post-apocalypse now. Last week I ate indoors in a restaurant for the first time in 14 months. I also…

April 2021, The Issue

03/22/2021 I have a memory, from when I was a very small boy, of my father teaching me how to shake hands. He made…

January 2021, The Issue

01/15/2021 We started this company during a presidential election year. It was 1984, and Ronald Reagan was running for a second term against the…

October 2020, The Issue

10/23/2020 I can’t say that I was surprised back in August to hear that the EDspaces and WeConnect shows scheduled for November had been…

08/06/2020 I learned a long time ago that the term “back-to-school” means a lot of different things to different people. In the school supply…

June 2020, The Issue

05/27/2020 Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, Creeps in this petty pace from day to day. Throughout the great stay-at-home of March and April, I…

April 2020, The Issue

04/01/2020 Back in January, I heard about a college party that took place in the town where I live. One of the partiers noticed…

01/08/2020 When I went to high school, nobody had ever heard of STEM, or STEAM, or, for that matter, whole language, mainstreaming, immersion, new…

October 2019, The Issue

10/11/2019 Do you remember the 1998 rom-com “You’ve got Mail!”? It starred Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan, and was actually a remake of a…

08/15/2019 Some of you may have received this issue and asked yourself, “What exactly is a buyers guide?” The answer to that question is…