Media bias. Again. Why haven't they posted McCain's syllabi?
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YouAre GivenToFly wrote:
:lol: Because it's the NY Times.
I think you misunderstood April's post
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LittleWing sometime in July 2007 wrote:
Unfortunately, it's so elementary, and the big time investors behind the drive in the stock market aren't so stupid. This isn't the false economy of 2000.
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Obama's law class seems much easier than most of my BA courses.
Where and what are you studying?
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History at a state school.
Okay... I'm not going to challange you, but from following the comments at the times, one gathers that the most important thing a person was taught in his class, was critical thinking.
Obama's law class seems much easier than most of my BA courses.
Where and what are you studying?
.
History at a state school.
Okay... I'm not going to challange you, but from following the comments at the times, one gathers that the most important thing a person was taught in his class, was critical thinking.
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Well yeah, that's pretty much the point of most history papers as well.
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Obama's law class seems much easier than most of my BA courses.
Where and what are you studying?
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History at a state school.
Okay... I'm not going to challange you, but from following the comments at the times, one gathers that the most important thing a person was taught in his class, was critical thinking.
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Well yeah, that's pretty much the point of most history papers as well.
College has changed for the better. My recollection of history class is of reguritating facts, rather than stretching the mind. This is why I gravitated to the sciences in college.
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Alessiana wrote:
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Alessiana wrote:
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Alessiana wrote:
bart d. wrote:
Obama's law class seems much easier than most of my BA courses.
Where and what are you studying?
.
History at a state school.
Okay... I'm not going to challange you, but from following the comments at the times, one gathers that the most important thing a person was taught in his class, was critical thinking.
.
Well yeah, that's pretty much the point of most history papers as well.
College has changed for the better. My recollection of history class is of reguritating facts, rather than stretching the mind. This is why I gravitated to the sciences in college.
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*sing song* Science and Technology! */end sing song*
Obama's law class seems much easier than most of my BA courses.
Where and what are you studying?
.
History at a state school.
Okay... I'm not going to challange you, but from following the comments at the times, one gathers that the most important thing a person was taught in his class, was critical thinking.
.
Well yeah, that's pretty much the point of most history papers as well.
College has changed for the better. My recollection of history class is of reguritating facts, rather than stretching the mind. This is why I gravitated to the sciences in college.
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*sing song* Science and Technology! */end sing song*
I'm exhausted and stupid. What does this mean? I'm not hearing the music. Also, I didn't say I studied tech in college. We didn't really have "tech". Yes, I am that old.
I may have ended up in what we know of as tech today, but it was by sleight of hand.
My college career went pre-med > archaeology > geology > wife & mother drop out.
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Apparently that little message from the National Science Foundation didn't do the trick. Only about 7 percent of US college graduates are engineers, compared to 40 percent of chinese college graduates.
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Because it's the NY Times.
