Mitch Albom's Blog, page 53
May 15, 2014
Facebook: Visited today with third, fourth, and fifth grade leadership students at Bemis E...
Facebook: #TheTimeKeeper
May 14, 2014
Facebook: Interesting article from the South China Morning Post about the decline of libra...
Smartphones blamed as Hongkongers lose interest in the city's libraries
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Are city's 77 libraries on borrowed time? 6.2 million fewer items checked out of libraries amid smartphone craze
May 11, 2014
Facebook: Happy Mother's Day!
From the Detroit Free Press: Kids fight - and the teacher gets tossed?
Two teens were beating up on each other. It looked like a barroom brawl. Their bodies hurled around the room. Furniture flew. Onlookers screamed.
Except this wasn't a barroom. It was a classroom. At Detroit's Pershing High School. And the first responder was, naturally, the teacher, a 5-foot-2 English instructor named Tiffani Eaton.
She did what she was supposed to do. She screamed at them to stop. She radioed for security. No one came because the radio given to her was broken. The teens tumbled to the floor now, one punching the head of the other.
May 9, 2014
From the Detroit Free Press: Hey, Lions, what about the defense?
Well, Calvin Johnson should be happy.
With defenses moving his way every time the ball is snapped, Johnson now has hopes they will look someplace else - toward the newest Lion, tight end Eric Ebron, the team's first-round pick in Thursday's NFL draft.
May 8, 2014
From the Detroit Free Press: NFL draft insanity ends today, starts tomorrow
Tonight is the NFL draft, which makes a lot of people happy. Including me. Because that means we can stop talking about it.
Now before you dash off angry tweets, I have no problem with coverage of the draft, analysis of the draft or even fascination with the draft - AFTER it happens.
But the buildup is out of control.
May 6, 2014
Facebook: It’s Teacher Appreciation Day! Many of you know that I was lucky enough to share...
May 5, 2014
Facebook: can you name the book this quote is from?
May 4, 2014
From the Detroit Free Press: Sterling case proves no words are private
Now that Donald Sterling has been banned, fined and condemned - the proper, if ugly, conclusion, in my mind - we should discuss how it happened. Most of us don't need to worry about angry mistresses, Department of Justice investigations, discrimination lawsuits and a history of bigoted comments.
But all of us need to worry about privacy.


