Author Archives: Mike Bock

How Do We Restore And Nurture The Yearning For Learning We Were Born With?

Posted on June 7, 2009 by Mike Bock

Lulu makes it easy to update a book. In this, the third edition of my book of web articles, I’ve corrected more errors. I joked with my high school English teacher, Larry O’Donnell, that I could advertise the book with … Continue reading →

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Kettering School Board Members Failed In Their Responsibility To Be Guardians Of “Local Control”

Posted on May 26, 2009 by Mike Bock

In response to my post, I’m Debating: Should I File a Complaint With Election Commission Against Kettering’s School Superintendent?, Eric and Rick made comments. Eric wrote, “It’s not too late to decide that bigger problems demand your attention and simply … Continue reading →

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Remembering My Northridge Friend, Guy La Pointe, Awarded The Congressional Medal Of Honor

Posted on May 25, 2009 by Mike Bock

This Memorial Day, I am thinking, with a well of unexpected emotion, of my Northridge friend, Guy La Pointe. Guy has been gone now for almost 40 years, killed in Vietnam on June 2, 1969. Guy lived just up the … Continue reading →