My question is: If a kid raises a question in class, what do I do? Do I just say, 'Sorry, I can't answer that'?

The paper has been reviewed consistently back to at least the 1980s. This is a journalism class, and our expectation is that the newspaper's content will be reviewed by the adults in charge.

Class size is something we always keep an eye on, and a goal for this year has been to reduce those numbers. We had a number of elementary segments that numbered 25 to 26 students last year, and for several reasons that wasn't a desirable class size. So we addressed some of the staffing issues that needed to be addressed to keep the numbers down.

I'll ask buddies that had the class before if you don't really use the book, how the professor is. Sometimes I’ll wait until I have to buy the book later in the semester or if I don't have to. But you have to buy it if you have to have it.

I really wasn't a class clown.

What it really is a story about is about a community went from being a second-class community in every way to participating in the war and coming back understanding they were just as much Americans as anyone else.