More on Internet Privacy
My post on the growing battle between employers and employees about Internet privacy was mentioned in the soyouwanttoteach.com blog. As you may recall, I challenged the point of view in an article appearing in last Sunday’s New York Times. The article focused on a spat between a student teacher and her university. Thus, the mention in soyouwanttoteach.
Since I taught school for two years before going to law school (which I remember fondly, though it was over 35 years ago), the link to soyouwanttoteach created a little nostalgia. When I run into a former student, I almost never recognize him/her, but I always know it’s a former student when I hear the greeting, “Hello, Mr. Phillips.”
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