[chickadee]

How true. I recently purchased a new computer at Best Buy and the sales assistant, an African American, said he was thinking of going back to college to “earn” his masters in Africology.

[CommieCutter]

“How true. I recently purchased a new computer at Best Buy and the sales assistant, an African American, said he was thinking of going back to college to “earn” his masters in Africology.”

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....and his work skills will still be on par with what he learned from Best Buy. The End.

[Gorzaloon]

How true. I recently purchased a new computer at Best Buy and the sales assistant, an African American, said he was thinking of going back to college to “earn” his masters in Africology.

Well, I suppose he will still be at Best Buy afterward. Unless he is programmed to resent working for The Man.

A lack of critical thinking, to ask the question, "What will these studies gain me, and what career or earnings benefit do they have?" does not seem to be an encouraging predictor.

Until we dispose of this kind of foolishness, people will be burdened with student loans for absolutely no gain. What a scam.

And where would the "professors" be?

[Tallguy]

How true. I recently purchased a new computer at Best Buy and the sales assistant, an African American, said he was thinking of going back to college to “earn” his masters in Africology.

Should set him up well for the "Community Organizer" career path... (cough)

[RipSawyer]

I wonder if I can go back to school and major in Vikingology.