Together, they work to transform conflict into cooperative action. WHO'S is a contraction meaning who is or who has. This collection illustrates the vibrant and diverse forms of popular entertainment, especially vaudeville, that thrived from 1870-1920. Groups of theater posters and additional sound recordings will be added to this anthology in the future. Anyone is welcome to post, either in response to a discussion already underway, or to bring up a new topic.
Subjects range from composting to book reviews, raised beds to casseroles.
Each issue includes reader tips, questions and issues for discussion, as well as articles by moderator Ann Audette and guest authors. The earliest examples of the art form date from the eighteenth century, but most seem to date from 1890-1930. People for Education is made up of parents from public and Catholic schools in Ontario working together to preserve fully publicly-funded education. It believes that a fully publicly-funded education system is one of the cornerstones of the kind of civil society in which we want to live. The organization designed an elementary school survey which tracks the effects of changes to its education system by asking parents to take yearly inventories in their schools.