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Douglas Corzine

Ties For Guys Become A TSU Tradition

Douglas Corzine

August 28, 2017

Listen Tennessee State University has established a new tradition for the start of the school year. Freshman guys receive TSU neckties. In the process, many learn how to tie them.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: News, TSU

Was Cleopatra A Redhead? Nashville Shakespeare Festival’s Casting Attracts Scrutiny

Douglas Corzine

August 25, 2017

Listen In the Nashville Shakespeare Festival’s new production of Antony and Cleopatra, Egyptian characters are outfitted in bangles and golden dresses, with heavy black eye makeup. The promotional artwork depicts Cleopatra as a dark-skinned woman, which may be historically accurate. However, the actress playing the leading role is white — a fair-skinned redhead. It’s a […]

Filed Under: Arts, Culture & Music, WPLN News Tagged With: Denice Hicks, Nashville Shakespeare Festival

Superintendent Candidate Might Cut Nashville Students More Slack For Small Offenses

Blake FarmerandDouglas Corzine

May 12, 2016

Listen Nashville students could get a few more second chances if Jesus Jara is chosen as superintendent. As part of his final round of interviews, he highlighted so-called “restorative justice” practices from his district in Orlando. 

Filed Under: Education, WPLN News Tagged With: Education, MPX Local Stories

This Superintendent Candidate Says Maybe Nashville District Leaders Should Sub for Absent Teachers

Blake FarmerandDouglas Corzine

May 11, 2016

Listen Nashville’s superintendent candidates who’ve returned for a second round of interviews are facing more specific questions about the district’s persistent problems. One problem is elevated teacher absences and a shortage of substitutes. Finalist Allen Smith says there’s no excuse for interfering with instruction.

Filed Under: Education, WPLN News Tagged With: Education

Shawn Joseph Requests Unity From Nashville School Board During Callback Superintendent Interview

Blake FarmerandDouglas Corzine

May 10, 2016

Listen A finalist to be Nashville’s next superintendent called for unity on the school board during his callback interview Tuesday. Shawn Joseph also said he planned to be an open book, if he’s hired.

Filed Under: Education, WPLN News Tagged With: Education

Nashville School Board Divided Over All-Male Finalists For Superintendent Job

Douglas Corzine

May 6, 2016

Listen Updated 10 a.m. Friday: The Metro school board has narrowed its list of superintendent candidates down to three. They met Friday morning after 10 hours of back-to-back interviews on Thursday.

Filed Under: Education, WPLN News Tagged With: Education

The Takeaways From Nashville’s Superintendent Interviews, So Far

Douglas Corzine

May 5, 2016

WPLN sat through a marathon session of back-to-back interviews with all six finalists to be Nashville’s next school superintendent. 

Filed Under: Education, WPLN News Tagged With: Education

Some Of Nashville’s Superintendent Finalists May Be On Shortlists In Other Cities

Douglas Corzine

May 4, 2016

Listen Nashville’s school board will spend all of Thursday on interviews with six finalists who hope to become the district’s superintendent. The interviews come only two days after a recruitment firm announced the candidates, but the accelerated timeline could help the board secure its first choice.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: News

Metro Schools Superintendent Search, Round 2: Here Are The Finalists

Douglas Corzine

May 3, 2016

On Tuesday, the Metro Nashville Public School Board will announce finalists for its top job. We got an advance look at the list and did a little bit of research on the candidates.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: News

After Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam Signs New Counseling Law, Therapists Organize

Douglas Corzine

April 28, 2016

Listen One of the state’s largest LGBT groups is compiling a directory of counselors who say they won’t discriminate against potential patients. This follows Governor Bill Haslam’s decision to sign a law letting therapists reject clients for moral reasons.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: MPX Local Stories, News

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