The St. Petersburg Times in Florida has given a local newsmaker his own blog on the paper's Web site, E&P Online reports. Clayton Wilcox, the Pinnellas County superintendent of schools, has written an education blog for the Times since March 13. This sounds in theory like a great idea, but why limit it to one school official? Why not just give everyone a blog?
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