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...write your own lyrics at least? MG: All of what you see on YouTube is these young people who have gotten involved in getting committed to my campaign and are telling me what to do. Now when it comes to policy, I don’t need them to tell me what to do, I know what I want to do as president. I’m doing another [video] in New York tomorrow. And that was with the fellow who is the producer of U2. Well I know that that’s a band but he wants...
...your popular YouTube videos, you performed a rap about the campaign. Do you think you could freestyle a little right now? MG: To tell you the truth I can’t. I do it under the direction...
...standardized test scores of city public schools demonstrated that the schools were improving. The contention centered around the issue of whether a high percentage of students passing the tests was significant in light of a relatively low percentage achieving proficient scores. While many specific complaints about what the scores tell us are justified, we believe this debate masks a larger issue–the effectiveness of state standardized testing in general. The Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) is a series of standardized tests designed to measure the competency of students and schools in Massachusetts. Scores are also reported...
...added: “And I’m not going to tell you I’m a completely selfless person. I have desires, too, and I’m being completely real with you—it would be a sweet job to be around women all the time...
...Terry Leather (Statham), a small-time crook and owner of a body shop who has trouble keeping hired goons from smashing his car windows. Then we have Michael X, the hilariously stereotypical fist-raising Black Panther from Trinidad. He’s one of the bad guys, the movie tells us—can’t you tell from the Malcolm X posters and the afro? There’s also a slew of other characters, including Terry’s Eastender crew, a porn director, iconic British bobbies, and numerous sketchy government cover-up artists in suits. Finally...