It looks as though the Op-Ed piece I submitted more than a year ago, “No Ham Left Behind,” is finally going to appear in QST. Look for it in the July 2006 issue.
If you want a sneak preview, it’s here on the blog.
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It looks as though the Op-Ed piece I submitted more than a year ago, “No Ham Left Behind,” is finally going to appear in QST. Look for it in the July 2006 issue.
If you want a sneak preview, it’s here on the blog.
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It’s a good editorial, though I don’t think I would have used a comparison either to our very controversial president or to an educational program that turns out not to be working very well. If you can get them to leave that reference out (keeping “No ham left behind”) you might want to.
I see what you’re saying, Joe, but I think that if people read the piece, they’ll see that what I’m proposing is a whole lot different than the president’s program. Besides, it’s already too late to change it.
Well, I just got some bad news from Joel P. Kleinman, N1BKE, Managing Editor, QST. He writes :