“law of unintended consequences, ” $15-million more in school “savings,” does it affect Mississippi, Arkansas, West Tennessee, neighbors’ separated, jaywalking — just some of the aspects touched upon in this discussion
Ken & Eddie
Eddie Settles and Ken Welch engaged in A Memphis Conversation July 28, 2012. Once again it seems the pending merger of the city and county school districts and the imminent election of 7 board of education members is a major concern in the community. Apparently that includes Eddie and Ken because that’s mostly what they talk about in this edition of A Memphis Conversation.
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