My original question: Does anybody know where the phrase "sage on the
stage" comes from?
I had several suggestions for a source. The earliest mention of the
phrase seems to come from Jamie MacKenzie. Several LM_Netters sent me
this answer, and directed me to www.fno.org.
Thanks!
Anne-Marie Gordon
agordon@livoniacsd.org
Library Media Specialist
National Board Certified Teacher
Livonia Primary School, Livonia, NY
http://www.livoniacsd.org/class_webs/agordon
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