Portal: Now required "reading" at Wabash College
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Cowman,
Posted on: 2010-08-24 15:26 in Comic and Hero-Villain Culture
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Yes but replace cowman's "all" with "most' and his sarcastic point is still valid.
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Originally Posted by Marcian Tobay
Souldwind explicitly said "Most, but not all".
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@Quasadu
"We must prepare for DOOM and hope for FREEM." - SirFrederick
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You're hearing the horror stories from the people who failed the classes. It's just as likely that he wrote terrible papers.
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Originally Posted by Marcian Tobay
I always hear these horror stories and am grateful for the sociology class I got. Yeesh. o.o
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Who are you and how did you get in here?
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Originally Posted by Marcian Tobay
Souldwind explicitly said "Most, but not all".
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JustSomeRandomLlama.|
Originally Posted by Cowman
Who are you and how did you get in here?
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And don't leave this sign up if you don't want me sneaking in:
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Hey, that's the exact wording of my 'Personals' add.|
Originally Posted by Marcian Tobay
JustSomeRandomLlama.
And don't leave this sign up if you don't want me sneaking in: |
*rimshot*
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Fixed.
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Originally Posted by Marcian Tobay
JustSomeRandomLlama.
And don't leave this sign up if you don't want Teldon sneaking in: |
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X that also goes for me :P
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Originally Posted by LiquidX
Fixed.
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Meanwhile, guess what computer program the University of Florida is using to teach critical thinking, problem solving, resource management, and adaptive decision making in the context of online education...
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I went to a considerably "liberal" college in Southern California and took one required philosophy course. The professor made it a point NOT to interject his own opinions or "truths," but rather engage the class and make us think about it. He never gave straight answers for anything... and we were all the better for it, in the end.|
Originally Posted by Marcian Tobay
I always hear these horror stories and am grateful for the sociology class I got. Yeesh. o.o
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Obviously some colleges/universities are doing it wrong.
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That's more what I had. Disagreeing with the professor was encouraged, but you had to listen to the people that agreed with her as well. The most valuable thing in any given lesson was that you traded ideas.
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Originally Posted by ProcessedMeatMan
I went to a considerably "liberal" college in Southern California and took one required philosophy course. The professor made it a point NOT to interject his own opinions or "truths," but rather engage the class and make us think about it. He never gave straight answers for anything... and we were all the better for it, in the end.
Obviously some colleges/universities are doing it wrong. |
YAY LOGIC!!