A Columnist Says Goodbye
Posted on May 31st, 2009 in Uncategorized | 2 Comments »
After 1250 columns, my friend Marc Fisher, a great newspaperman, bids adieu to his Washington Post column.
The beauty of a column is that you can dig up the story, then say it straight: You can expose the cynicism that leaves D.C. school kids worse off at the end of their education than they were at the start, then you can call that system a criminal enterprise. You can reveal the narrow-mindedness that threatens to put mentally retarded people out on the street and then push until embarrassed officials do the right thing. You can keep hitting the same note until a school principal with a phony doctorate is removed….
Congrats to Marc on a singular achievement.
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5/31/2009 7:16 pm
Many thanks, Richard-much appreciated.
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