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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Rhee is long gone, so there's no reason to protect her if she was behind the cheating...   yet nobody's stepped forward with a smoking gun memo directing them to cheat.

Yep, sounds pretty lame to me.  Really folks, you have to try a little harder if you want to get good at this rumor mill and conspiracy theory stuff.[/quote]

Rhee's successor is still here, still in charge and still not doing anything to improve the schools, unless you count closing them as an improvement-- and I'm sure the charter movement is thrilled about that.

Regarding "try[ing] a little harder," I suggest stopping calling valid criticisms lame conspiracy theories and rumor mills.

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Henderson was hired as chancellor by Gray who won as the anti-Rhee candidate so to speak. I do not see Henderson as carrying on Rhee's "cleaning house" activities since I am pretty sure Gray is[b] not[/b] interested in her doing so. Henderson and Gray are only giving lip service to reform in my opinion.Therefore, to equate Henderson and Rhee is ludicrous.[/quote]

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