<VV> okay then...a little more detail - no vair

[Ken Wildman]

At 11:22 AM 2/22/2005, Mike Stillwell wrote:

>  I learned that to graduate from
>college, you need feed back to the professors, the
>same garbage they fed you. You won't learn much about
>facts and figures, but you learn how people operate
>and how to satisfy them, when they want something from
>you.
>  It's a pain, but it's worth it. Besides, you'll never
>get summers off again, until you're 65 or better!
>..unless you want to be a teacher.

I hate to say this, but it sounds like 4 wasted years.  "B" students get by 
with rote memorization and regurgitation.  "A" students learn to think 
about the information they receive, analyze it, critique it against other 
information, and broaden their perspectives, as well as gaining important 
skills for later life.

BTW, most teachers use their "free" time in the summer to get another job 
to put food on the table and to feed their Corvair addictions.....

Ken
Ken