Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Build A Better Mouse Trap
The NYC Department of Ed is promising to slash the number of rodent violations in city schools by 25%. This after NY Post report showing that 360 city lunchrooms were rife with rodents, and 111 were so filthy that they flunked health inspections.
The next time a politician tells you he or she is a proud supporter of public education, ask them if they are proud of the rodents that come with it in this city too.
The next time a politician tells you he or she is a proud supporter of public education, ask them if they are proud of the rodents that come with it in this city too.
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