Plus, the students that research into this will be hundred times better off in the long run. I believe that proper info in the right hands can really do crazy things. It’s one thing for us to read about this, but I’m not a parent of a student. Hell, even most teachers aren’t aware of this stuff so it could be as much for them as it is for the students.

Take cloudbusters and that Reich’s research, to us it is interesting. To farmers on the Prairies or cancer patients, it’s more of a godsend. I really wanna start disseminating stuff into proper streams. I will look more into this school sticker concept this week.

Tim, if you have some of these quotes collected, shoot em off to me. I will edit them and make them usable and easy to read. Cheers!

I have recently been experimenting with stickers à la Shepard Fairey before we go ahead with larger poster formats for the sides of buldings and alleyways next spring. But as an easy way to “stick it to the mothafuckin’ man” I think I could just give the power to of mischief to the students themselves.

Create a design template that is easy to read from afar, uses the same colours and type, and start putting up these quotes you’re pulling from Gatto. I’ve meant to read more of him, but haven’t gotten around to it. Tom Robbins actually has a few good pieces on education, too.

Giving the students the means to cause trouble, a sort of anonymous F-you to their teachers, is enough to get them to do it. The quotes are accurate and shocking, and should hopefully garner the attention of the teachers as well as parents and perhaps local newspapers in the suburbs.

Anyone interested, I could print more and mail ’em off? Just drive down to the local high schools and hit them on doors and railings, et cetera. Once students are back in all you need to do is give them to friends’ little siblings or drop them off with the troublemakers at the smoking doors.