WHEN MONEY is tight, we often make decisions based on the path of least resistance. Often, this ignores human benefit that can affect our lives in profound ways. For public schools faced with serious budgetary decisions, the elimination of programs in music and the arts is an easy target. But in making such decisions, are we depriving our children of ... (Full article: 293 words)
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