Arne's

Dorle desperately wants to go, but Isabel can't handle the claustrophobia of being hidden in the tiny space under the rear shelf of Arne's VW.

George Heymont: What Part of the Word "Verboten" Did You Not Understand? George Heymont 2012

And certainly the swaggering, anthem-like "He is an Englishman" takes good-natured aim at every self-congratulatory English song from Thomas Augustine Arne's "Rule Britannia" onward.

Gilbert & Sullivan, Parody's Patresfamilias Barrymore Laurence Scherer 2011

Dorle desperately wants to go, but Isabel can't handle the claustrophobia of being hidden in the tiny space under the rear shelf of Arne's VW.

George Heymont: What Part of the Word "Verboten" Did You Not Understand? George Heymont 2012

Dorle desperately wants to go, but Isabel can't handle the claustrophobia of being hidden in the tiny space under the rear shelf of Arne's VW.

George Heymont: What Part of the Word "Verboten" Did You Not Understand? George Heymont 2012

Dorle desperately wants to go, but Isabel can't handle the claustrophobia of being hidden in the tiny space under the rear shelf of Arne's VW.

George Heymont: What Part of the Word "Verboten" Did You Not Understand? George Heymont 2012

If Theo was in Arne's shoes, he'd use the Race to the Top funds to spark a search for the equivalent insight in education.

Sam Chaltain: What Would Theo Do? 2009

(Arne's cherry picked part at the end is in normal print and the portions he omitted are in italics with the key omitted portions bolded):

Balkinization 2007

(Arne's cherry picked part at the end is in normal print and the portions he omitted are in italics with the key omitted portions bolded):

Balkinization 2007

Well, if our race to the bottom has generated 35,000 failing schools, 5,000 of which are hopeless in robot Arne's eyes, what will a much higher bar produce?

Gerald Bracey: Robots in Education 2009

If Theo was in Arne's shoes, I think he'd immediately do three things:

Sam Chaltain: What Would Theo Do? 2009