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This book and the two that follow share Horace's epiphanies about the shortcoming of American high schools, their strengths and how he and his colleagues can make their school better.
Gary Stager: Wanna be a School Reformer? You Better do Your Homework! Gary Stager 2010
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This book and the two that follow share Horace's epiphanies about the shortcoming of American high schools, their strengths and how he and his colleagues can make their school better.
Gary Stager: Wanna be a School Reformer? You Better do Your Homework! Gary Stager 2010
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Which brings me back to the water meter dad, but it also connects in my brain to another poem, by Thomas Lux, who cites the philosopher Horace's beliefthat hard work always -- always -- leads to success, maybe even bliss.
Michael Henry: What Work Is: What Labor Day, the Poet Laureate, Adderall, Mountain Biking, and the Philosopher Horace have in Common Michael Henry 2011
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The first book in his "Horace trilogy," Horace's Compromise, tells the story of American high schools, warts and all, through the eyes of a fictional English teacher, Horace Smith.
Gary Stager: Wanna be a School Reformer? You Better do Your Homework! Gary Stager 2010
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The narrator goes on to contrast loneliness at sea and life on the land, with Salter at one point employing language that seems to echo the depiction of spring in Horace's famous "Diffugere nives" ode: "Groves break into blossom,/the towns and fields grow fair/and the world once more is new."
'The Word Exchange' book review: Old English poetry isn't lost in translation Michael Dirda 2011
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Which brings me back to the water meter dad, but it also connects in my brain to another poem, by Thomas Lux, who cites the philosopher Horace's beliefthat hard work always -- always -- leads to success, maybe even bliss.
Michael Henry: What Work Is: What Labor Day, the Poet Laureate, Adderall, Mountain Biking, and the Philosopher Horace have in Common Michael Henry 2011
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Which brings me back to the water meter dad, but it also connects in my brain to another poem, by Thomas Lux, who cites the philosopher Horace's beliefthat hard work always -- always -- leads to success, maybe even bliss.
Michael Henry: What Work Is: What Labor Day, the Poet Laureate, Adderall, Mountain Biking, and the Philosopher Horace have in Common Michael Henry 2011
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Which brings me back to the water meter dad, but it also connects in my brain to another poem, by Thomas Lux, who cites the philosopher Horace's beliefthat hard work always -- always -- leads to success, maybe even bliss.
Michael Henry: What Work Is: What Labor Day, the Poet Laureate, Adderall, Mountain Biking, and the Philosopher Horace have in Common Michael Henry 2011
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Which brings me back to the water meter dad, but it also connects in my brain to another poem, by Thomas Lux, who cites the philosopher Horace's beliefthat hard work always -- always -- leads to success, maybe even bliss.
Michael Henry: What Work Is: What Labor Day, the Poet Laureate, Adderall, Mountain Biking, and the Philosopher Horace have in Common Michael Henry 2011
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The narrator goes on to contrast loneliness at sea and life on the land, with Salter at one point employing language that seems to echo the depiction of spring in Horace's famous "Diffugere nives" ode: "Groves break into blossom,/the towns and fields grow fair/and the world once more is new."
'The Word Exchange' book review: Old English poetry isn't lost in translation Michael Dirda 2011
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