Having taught Shakespeare at a secondary school to children from both affluent and poor families I can only recommend that Fellowes takes a moment in the future to sit in on a Year 8 Othello lesson in East Croydon.
But for now and the foreseeable future, the site figures to sit — revolutionary ghosts underground, mall across the street, traffic zipping up and down Route 9 — not a preserved monument, but not a paved-over memory either.
For the moment, the political leadership in America has turned inward, dwelling in the nostalgia of an ideal past instead of facing the challenges of a complex future, preferring to sit on the sidelines as other major powers not aligned with Western values shape the future.
I'm here to talk about the future, not to sit and argue about who suffered more.' " Eight years after NATO drove out the Serbian forces, Kosovo remains in a quasi-colonial limbo.
Bork did so, relieving Cox and mortally wounding his future aspirations to sit on the Supreme Court.
"If there is one judgment in a data bank," he said, "no future manager has to sit across from the human being and make a judgment".
There then followed a barrage of inquiries about formations, tactics and personnel all designed to demonstrate beyond all doubt that Rijkaard should in future be forced to sit in the dugout wearing clown shoes and a dunce cap.
By bringing down the birthrate, he theorized, the '60s people would stay in control forever while the dwindling number of youths in the future would be trained to sit in their shadows.
In his keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show, the world's richest man said that PC users of the future won't have to sit at desks, typing at keyboards.
Nevertheless our future is too important to sit passively by while some of the most important experiences created by humanity fall into shambles.
