Writes Charles Burris: “Reading the heroic classroom confrontation of Maureen posted today at LRC brought back memories of a similar situation I experienced almost 20 years ago. I had received my undergraduate degree in political science in 1975, and spent many delightful and productive years involved in political campaign management and free lance Op-Ed writing. However after a stint as a substitute teacher I decided to pursue obtaining the additional 60 hours of university education courses required for state certification to become a public school social studies teacher. On my first day in class (it was a Human Growth and … Continue reading re: Non-Voting Power