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WHERE
WE STAND
An online archive of more than 1,300 New York
Times columns by Albert Shanker
As president of the American Federation of Teachers, Albert Shanker became
known as a strong and courageous advocate for labor - as well as an "iconoclastic
thinker," "champion of children," and "educational
statesman." For twenty-seven years Shankers "Where We
Stand" column in the New York Times offered an 800-word dose
of straightforward common sense, reaching an audience far beyond the educational
establishment. The column stands as a wonderful archive of Shankers
far-ranging intellect, keen analytical abilities and no-nonsense ideas
about how to improve schools. The complete collection offers an assortment
of education and labor topics, and also spans important events and issues
of the time, predicting what impact they have for us today.
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RELATED STORY
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First time here? Please note the following.
- The archive generates LOW RESOLUTION versions of LaserFiche
documents for initial, quick viewing.
- HIGH RESOLUTION versions to view
and print are available by clicking the PDF icon in the tool bar. Click
the TEXT icon to view just the document text.
- You may BROWSE archives by subjects. Subject folders
are organized alphabetically on the left side of your screen. To access
the content of these folders, click on the desired letter.
- You may also SEARCH archives by keyword, date and more.
- Articles appear in the six-digit YEAR-MONTH-DATE format.
For example, an article dated January 7, 1973 would be listed as 73-01-07.
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