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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition

  1. Rhee, Syngman 1875-1965. Korean politician who became president of South Korea in 1948. His dictatorial rule ended in 1960, when he was forced out of office and into exile.

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  • “THE RHEE AGENDA -- Meanwhile, Rhee is all over the national media, rolling out her school reform policy agenda -- which, surprise, calls for "giving students government-funded vouchers to attend private schools, rating principals based on student achievement and getting rid of teacher tenure," according to a Wall Street Journal report.”

    The Washington Post: DeAfternoon DeBonis: Jan. 11, 2011

  • “RHEE ON THE HUSTINGS -- Turque reports that Rhee, billed as a "Nationally Renowned Progressive Education Reform Advocate," is set to appear at a Baltimore fundraising event for Maryland state Senate candidate and fellow Teach for America vet Bill Ferguson (D).”

    The Washington Post: DeMorning DeBonis: July 14, 2010

  • “RHEE ON THE ROAD -- Speaking of Rhee: She shared some sage advice with Sacramento last week: 'When you are a superintendent and you want to do bold things that might not be popular, you have to have some political capital,' she said, according to the Sacramento Press.”

    The Washington Post: Morning Mike: June 2, 2010

  • “RHEE ON "DISDAIN" -- More from Rhee on why she probably wouldn't be able to work for Gray, on Bill Turque's D.C. Schools Insider blog: "I don't think it's any secret -- the chairman certainly hasn't made any secret of the fact -- that he has a fair amount of disdain for the way we have conducted this reform effort to date.”

    The Washington Post: DeMorning DeBonis: July 6, 2010

  • “WHAT RHEE MEANS -- At the Dropout Nation blog, Steve Peha takes a big-picture look at what Michelle Rhee means: "If we like hard-nosed, rough-knuckled, heroic reform, Rhee can do no wrong.”

    The Washington Post: DeMorning DeBonis: Aug. 24, 2010

  • “COLUMNISTS ON RHEE -- Colby King says it's "[t] ime for Rhee to go," citing her emergence on the campaign trail, which King says was racially divisive: "Last Saturday, she abandoned the role of a politically impartial school administrator.”

    The Washington Post: DeMorning DeBonis: Sept. 13, 2010

  • “GRAY AND RHEE KEEP DANCING -- Rhee was forced to walk back her assessment of Fenty's loss as "devastating" on Friday: "I was not criticizing D.C. Council Chairman Vincent Gray.”

    The Washington Post: DeMorning DeBonis: Sept. 20, 2010

  • “While my wife and I were taking our toddler grandson to see his favorite fountains in California, early returns from what I call the Rhee primary were pouring in.”

    The Washington Post: Rhee is central to future of DC schools

  • “The article regurgitates most of the main arguments of Davis Guggenheim's myopic and manipulative documentary, "Waiting for 'Superman'" (in which Rhee is featured prominently.)”

    The Huffington Post: Ilana Garon: Rhee and Klein's 'Manifesto' -- the Usual Nonsense

  • “In the long run, the fear left in Rhee's wake does not help students.”

    The Huffington Post: Jenifer Fox: The Cult of Personality

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