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Warren Kinsella in today's National Post:
Graffiti is ubiquitous; it's everywhere.
And one paragraph later, in case you didn't get it:
It's all over the place. . . .
Kinsella is always tiresome. Tedious too.
Can reading a book rot your brains? Last week's article in the New York Times about the children's book series, Junie B. Jones, got me thinking.
The journalist does a good job of drawing the controversy over the books to battles over phonics and "whole language." And her summary of Junie B. Jones' voice is almost [...]
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