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| Foreword | viii | |
| Acknowledgments | xii | |
| About the Author | xiv | |
| Introduction | 1 | |
| September | ||
| 1. | Richard's Inability to Mature | 12 |
| 2. | A Lodish Hit | 15 |
| 3. | Debunking the Either/Or Myth | 18 |
| October | ||
| 4. | Parents and Teachers: Good but Not Perfect | 22 |
| 5. | The Sad Results of Broken Ties | 26 |
| 6. | It All Looks So Easy | 30 |
| November | ||
| 7. | A Principal Buys a Dog | 34 |
| 8. | That Big or Too Tough | 37 |
| 9. | Be a Mensch | 41 |
| December | ||
| 10. | Worry, Be Happy Teachers | 46 |
| 11. | The Scarsdale Schoolroom | 49 |
| 12. | You Don't Eat Jell-O With a Straw | 52 |
| January | ||
| 13. | New Year Warranties | 56 |
| 14. | Oil of Delay | 60 |
| 15. | A World of Difference | 64 |
| February | ||
| 16. | Head and Shoulders | 68 |
| 17. | Shoulder Pads | 71 |
| March | ||
| 18. | More Dignity for Teachers in Film, Please | 76 |
| 19. | Growing Young | 79 |
| April | ||
| 20. | April Fools | 84 |
| 21. | Spring Cleaning | 87 |
| 22. | Mr. Policeman Sir Has Style | 91 |
| May | ||
| 23. | Casting for Kids | 96 |
| 24. | Correcting Educational Presbyopia | 99 |
| June | ||
| 25. | Educational Elisions | 104 |
| 26. | Nostalgia | 107 |
| July | ||
| 27 | Fit to Be Tied | 112 |
| 28. | Tennis Rules | 116 |
| 29. | If the Shoe Fits: A Cultural Experience | 120 |
| August | ||
| 30. | Crowds Aren't My Bag | 124 |
| 31. | Too Many Choices | 127 |
| 32. | The Last Transition | 130 |
| References | 133 |
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Perry Swinehart III
reviewed A Child In The Principal's Office on December 21, 2018
A Child In The Principal's Office
After hearing Jill speak at my 25th college reunion, I was compelled to read this book by and about a woman who, unbeknownst to me, had a HUGE roll in shaping my world view. When I arrived on the Smith Campus my freshman year, Jill was completing her last year as the president.
Of course our next president and every subsequent one since would be a woman - right? Of course it made sense for me to study math, become an Air Force officer and then a strategy consultant at a leading global strategy firm dominated by men. All women had access to great college counseling that would encourage such things - right?
I had no idea the contributions she made that enabled me and thousands, likely millions, of other women to lead the lives of our choosing. While it was Jill's memoir, she also sheds light on the lives of many women in this current age.
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