Jason Felch

Los Angeles Times

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Investigative reporter for the Los Angeles Times and co-author, with Ralph Frammolino, of Chasing Aphrodite: The Hunt for Looted Antiquities at the World's Richest Museum

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As the antiquities curator of the Getty Museum, Marion True was the first American museum official to face foreign charges of conspiring to traffic in looted art.

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As the antiquities curator of the Getty Museum, Marion True was the first American museum official to face foreign charges of conspiring to traffic in looted art.

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So-called "value-added analysis" is being used all over the country as a measurement of public school-teacher performance.  It is strongly promoted by President Obama's  Race to the…

Value-Added Teacher Evaluations and the Race to the Top

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