The World of the University of Texas at El Paso as the Academic Equivalent of an Enron of Texas-style Continuing Criminal Enterprise.
F. Ferrarotti, Homo sentiens....
posted by World of UTEP at 8:05 AM
Born and raised in Deep South Texas, Rancho Campo del Gato, Hidalgo County. Class of 1962, St. Joseph's Catholic School, in Alamo, Texas. Basically with our Holy Ghost nuns' 8th Grade Diploma, the basics of my formal education were completed. And then we went on to be a Donna Redskin Class of '66. Heeded the call of the-then Leader of the Free World to sally forth and Make the World Safe for Democracy, as well as for General Motors, Nike Shoe Company and something called The American Way, pronounced "buey" en espanol.
4 Comments:
I once read that Rene Descartes suggested that "we" are a nation of memorizers.
Yo!
You're right on with that Descartes comment.
And as one of my older siblngs pointed out years ago:
"Each item memorized is equal to the same exact value of two points on any given exam!"
Dennis
Multiple choice exams are overrated.
You're right they are an dthat makes scantrons sooo .. important!
Dennis
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