As I explained in an earlier post, I’m in the process of making my way through the house and separating the wheat from the chaff, determining which items will remain in our family archive, and which will be jettisoned into the ever-churning gyre of garbage that surrounds us. What follows is my justification for keeping […]
Tag Archives: summer camp
Maynard-Lao Archive: Item 0002 [Historic Ann Arbor Farmhouse Brass Doorknob]
Posted in Education, History, Mark's Life, Uncategorized Also tagged 1995, American Studies, Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, archeology, arson, creative writing, Ed Rutsch, EMU, farmhouse, hands-on education, Hands-On History, Henry Ford Museum, historic archeology, historic artifacts, Linette Lao, Mark's chances to change history, Mark's jobs, Sears catalog, Seva, Smithsonian Institution, Society for Industrial Archeology, teaching, The Brown Jug, University of Michigan, work-study, Ypsilanti State Mental Hospital 9 Comments
Tea Party summer camp
The St. Petersburg Times is reporting today that a Tampa area Tea Party group calling itself the Tampa 912 Project is offering a summer camp for kids in July. Here’s a clip from the article: …The organization, which falls under the tea party umbrella, hopes to introduce kids ages 8 to 12 to principles that […]
Posted in Education Also tagged 9/12, activities for kids, America is good, anti-government, Bill Murray, birther, blind patriotism, charter school, Education, gold, guerilla drive-in, Jeff Lukens, jingoism, Karen Jaroch, kid, Meatballs, separation of church and state, Tampa Liberty School, tea party, the threat of Socialism 10 Comments