I apologize for not having written a lot lately. I've been busy getting ready for the wedding, but I've also been a bit troubled by the Cho controversy, and haven't felt much like blogging.
I ran across another story supporting my view that Cho's creative writings should not be seen as "warning signs." You can listen to the short blurb on NPR here.
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Monday, April 23, 2007
Another persons speaks up about Cho's creative writings
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