In Good Company uck and grime, decades of it, cake the windows of South Bronx High School. The school has plenty of new computers.
Problem is, few are linked to the Internet.
It's also got a ballfield resembling a rock pile. But no matter. A juvenile jail two blocks away has a sparkling new recreation yard. Leonard Harlan wants to change all that. He first visited the school a year ago as a Principal for a Day and created an internship program in which pupils work at Castle Harlan, his leveraged-buyout firm in midtown.