Gayle Greene
As a longtime professor of English at Scripps College, Gayle Greene has watched with horror as public education has been eviscerated by corporate reform. The author of several books, including The Woman Who Knew Too Much: Alice Stewart and the Secrets of Radiation and Insomniac, she is at work on a book about the encroachment of so-called "reform" upon higher education.
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