Wednesday, November 01, 2006
Gates-Keeper Looking For Key-Master?
Over at This Week in Education, Alexander Russo speculates on the future of the Gates Foundation's Tom Vander Ark. I know nothing other than what is in the papers, but every move the foundation makes in the coming months (as it prepares to unload unprecedented amounts of new cash from Warren Buffett) will be worth watching.
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