Talk:Edmund Burke School

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Peter Herman (12 May 2022). "Inside the race to find the gunman raining bullets on a D.C. school". The Washington Post. Then, at 4 p.m., a user named Raymond Spencer updated the Edmund Burke School's Wikipedia page, writing: "A basedman shot at the school on April 22, 2022. The suspect is still at large."

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With one of the highest tuitions in DC, can one really claim that Edmund Burke is not elitist? There are other schools which offer more in financial aide per year.

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Sharlitt, "The Burke Style"

Does anyone have a source for the item in the History section about the 1985 speech that coined the phrase "The Burke Style?" (Full text: "1985 Joe Sharlitt, a board member and parent of alumni Peter Sharlitt, pens a speech in which he coins the phrase "The Burke Style" which most closely defines Burke's culture.") I'm working on a rewrite of that section in narrative form, and I haven't turned up any reference to it beyond Wikipedia. Thanks! Bleubsdorf (talk) 13:21, 13 May 2019 (UTC)[reply]