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Ah, the benefits of a liberal arts education
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Poco Loco Wrote in message:
http://www.theblaze.com/news/2016/12...istory-majors/ No need for US History. Jeeez. Allows the liberal professors more time to jam liberal doctrine down the throats of innocent young adults. The poor kids would get a better education in any branch of the military. Cite Harry as a perfect example of what can happen if not taught properly in any subjects that matters. -- x ----Android NewsGroup Reader---- http://usenet.sinaapp.com/ |
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I'm sure there is a good reason for this. Like, removing history class for the history majors. The students probably know it all anyhow, so why waste man power and tuition expenses . Pass em anyhow.
Sounds logical to me. After all a sheepskin proves your knowledge, right? |
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On 12/27/16 2:56 PM, Tim wrote:
I'm sure there is a good reason for this. Like, removing history class for the history majors. The students probably know it all anyhow, so why waste man power and tuition expenses . Pass em anyhow. Sounds logical to me. After all a sheepskin proves your knowledge, right? So, you and FlaJim the Moron know as much "history" as someone with a B.A. in it, eh? Doubtful. And of course you know as much about the design and manufacture of electric motors as, say, degreed mechanical or electrical engineers, eh? Doubtful. And FlaJim knows as much about chipping paint on a navy vessel as, oh, a guy who chips paint on a navy vessel... |
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2:14 PMKeyser Soze
On 12/27/16 2:56 PM, Tim wrote: I'm sure there is a good reason for this. Like, removing history class for the history majors. The students probably know it all anyhow, so why waste man power and tuition expenses . Pass em anyhow. Sounds logical to me. After all a sheepskin proves your knowledge, right? So, you and FlaJim the Moron know as much "history" as someone with a B.A. in it, eh? Doubtful. And of course you know as much about the design and manufacture of electric motors as, say, degreed mechanical or electrical engineers, eh? Doubtful. And FlaJim knows as much about chipping paint on a navy vessel as, oh, a guy who chips paint on a navy vessel... ..... And you're an expert on foreign policy because you supposedly saw people getting shot at a table in some banana republic? |
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On 12/27/16 3:19 PM, Tim wrote:
2:14 PMKeyser Soze On 12/27/16 2:56 PM, Tim wrote: I'm sure there is a good reason for this. Like, removing history class for the history majors. The students probably know it all anyhow, so why waste man power and tuition expenses . Pass em anyhow. Sounds logical to me. After all a sheepskin proves your knowledge, right? So, you and FlaJim the Moron know as much "history" as someone with a B.A. in it, eh? Doubtful. And of course you know as much about the design and manufacture of electric motors as, say, degreed mechanical or electrical engineers, eh? Doubtful. And FlaJim knows as much about chipping paint on a navy vessel as, oh, a guy who chips paint on a navy vessel... .... And you're an expert on foreign policy because you supposedly saw people getting shot at a table in some banana republic? I am an advanced amateur at being shot at, having been a target three times, and each time by right wingers...And yes,I know a bit about foreign policy. |
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Tim wrote:
2:14 PMKeyser Soze On 12/27/16 2:56 PM, Tim wrote: I'm sure there is a good reason for this. Like, removing history class for the history majors. The students probably know it all anyhow, so why waste man power and tuition expenses . Pass em anyhow. Sounds logical to me. After all a sheepskin proves your knowledge, right? So, you and FlaJim the Moron know as much "history" as someone with a B.A. in it, eh? Doubtful. And of course you know as much about the design and manufacture of electric motors as, say, degreed mechanical or electrical engineers, eh? Doubtful. And FlaJim knows as much about chipping paint on a navy vessel as, oh, a guy who chips paint on a navy vessel... .... And you're an expert on foreign policy because you supposedly saw people getting shot at a table in some banana republic? He is an expert in mental health because the wife is a social worker and he, Harry, is nuts. |
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On Tue, 27 Dec 2016 15:14:04 -0500, Keyser Soze
wrote: On 12/27/16 2:56 PM, Tim wrote: I'm sure there is a good reason for this. Like, removing history class for the history majors. The students probably know it all anyhow, so why waste man power and tuition expenses . Pass em anyhow. Sounds logical to me. After all a sheepskin proves your knowledge, right? So, you and FlaJim the Moron know as much "history" as someone with a B.A. in it, eh? Doubtful. And of course you know as much about the design and manufacture of electric motors as, say, degreed mechanical or electrical engineers, eh? Doubtful. And FlaJim knows as much about chipping paint on a navy vessel as, oh, a guy who chips paint on a navy vessel... Did you actually read the post you are responding to? I certainly bet I know more about US history than a GW graduate who did not have to take a single US history course to get his BA. Where did he get all of this knowledge? Smoking dope and watching the History channel in his dorm room? He could have saved the fifty grand and just bought a basic cable package at home in his mom's basement. |
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