And Another Pop Singer Proved Right
Milton Friedman recently expired at age 94, thereby providing additional underlying proof that (yes, Virginia) only the good die young.
posted by Kilian Betlach at 2:49 PM
Saturday, November 18, 2006
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1 Comments:
Milton Friedman, the godfather of private-school vouchers, probably died without ever setting foot in an actual K-12 classroom (past his youth) to get a clue.
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