Students Support Sharing the Wealth

SpeareChucker

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Classic false equivalency from HotAir.
I can see how that would have enormous appeal to someone like you, Chief.
 
How did I know that Robert was going to be the first to reply?



He probably tripped all over himself...
 
1. NotAJ posts something stupid/ridiculous/inflammatory.

2. NotAJ gets called on it.

3. NotAJ whines like a bitch.

4. Lather/rinse/repeat
 
How does that equate if they were asked to share thier admitions (purchased by mom and dad) with kids who were turned away?
 
I'm thinking that someone else, maybe out of jealousy,
wants to be added to the ignore list.

Grandpa: it's not your lawn.
 
Obviously our institutions of "higher learning" are doing a piss poor job at encouraging critical thinking.
 
Oh, that's RIGHT!!!! I forgot that hormones and mental pathology now trumps reason.

Are you trying to trigger them?

:D

You know what's funny. Robert spends more time here when he's working than when he's off.
His employer must be just bursting with pride...
 
The delicious thing is that for those lucky enough to choose a valid major,
when they get into the workforce they will begin to more fully
understand what sharing the wealth truly means.



:nana: :nana: :nana:
 
The delicious thing is that for those lucky enough to choose a valid major,
when they get into the workforce they will begin to more fully
understand what sharing the wealth truly means.



:nana: :nana: :nana:

Define "valid" major. You know what major is one of the biggest looked for by employers? Liberal arts. You know why? Because those people are more adaptable than those who confine themselves to one thing and, as a whole, are better able to communicate ideas and policies than other majors.

Or, as the second to last article says (and many of the others as well):

Businesses value these graduates' critical thinking skills, communication abilities, and creativity. The breadth of focus gives the students knowledge that can help them thrive in a wide variety of fields.​

https://www.theaquilareport.com/revenge-of-the-liberal-arts-major/

https://www.chronicle.com/article/Employers-Want-Broadly/138453

https://www.usnews.com/news/college-of-tomorrow/articles/2014/09/22/there-is-value-in-liberal-arts-education-employers-say

http://fortune.com/2015/11/13/liberal-arts-degrees-critics/

https://www.forbes.com/sites/emsi/2016/10/19/what-can-you-do-with-that-useless-liberal-arts-degree/
 
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