Left Wing College Entry #9

[I'm ALL Right!]

"Discuss the formal and informal qualifications and the current electoral context for presidential candidates. How do these affect the qualifications and potential for a successful presidency today?"

This is for your Business Law class?

[ConservativeMan55]

Nope. The essay question I mentioned is for the American Presidency Class.

[Maigrey]

yes there are. I know of at least 1 (who is working on her pHD in something.) I went to school with her, and saw her at the last reunion...

[lafroste]

"Now lets get back to talking about this redistribution of wealth thing. I really think its a great idea."

Tell him you agree, then hand him your tuition or housing bill and tell him to pay it. After all, its not fair that he makes so much more than you. Principles are learned at home don't you know.

[Crusader_062002]

"All the rich states voted for Gore, and all the poor backwards uneduated states voted for Bush"


Interesting. On weekends protests he probably accuses Bush of being a corporate monkey elected and controlled by rich white men.

I'm glad I did a little time in the real world before attending school. Comments like this could've stunted my intellectual growth.

[Tamzee]

would you please add me to your Left Wing College ping list?

thanks!

[daughterofSOG]

An American Presidency class? Forgive me, but what is your major? If it is liberal arts - humanities variety, then you should not be surprised. This area is overtaken by leftist communist types. I suggest spending your hard-earned money (or that of your parents) on a degree that proves that you actually have proficiency in something (mathematics, engineering, languages) or that teaches you a trade (nursing, graphic design, etc). All the other degrees are just BS that you could learn in a book (well you can learn anything from books, but some are easier than others). You are wasting your time. If it is a mandatory unit, do what I did - ask if you can take it pass/fail and test out of it for credit.

[ConservativeMan55]

The American Presidents is for the essay, and the stupid comments are from the Business Law professor.

[ConservativeMan55]

I added you to it thanks.

[Aquinasfan]

Do what I did: realize that a college degree isn't worth the paper it's printed on, and drop out.

It worked for Dell, Gates and Jobs anyway. Maybe they could do a commercial: "higher ed: it's pretty much a joke."

[Big Giant Head]

Please add me to your ping list

[OneLoyalAmerican]

Greetings ConservativeMan55, FReepers, et al:

Wow. My course syllabus from my community college business law 101 course was taught by Adjunct Professor, a practicing attorney. We followed West’s Business Law, 5th Edition, and worked the book from cover to cover. We answered the text questions at the end of each chapter.

Imagine this, we were so busy during the semester, our professor had little time to cover anything, but business law. And we learned practical business law critical thinking skills in the course.

[El Sordo]

"Socialism would be great if it worked, but it doesn't! I would love it if it worked, because you over there could collect garbage, and you over there could make software, and both get paid the same! ..."

Has anyone demanded equal grading yet?

[OBone]

Ha HA
Good one Southack!

OB

[OBone]

There is a site that is for college students to post things about their professors (Those liberal over the top ones. If I was smart enough to know how to transfer data from my old computer to the new one, I would give it to you. Guess I was born 30 years too soon.

OB

[OBone]

I ain't dropping out! I think you get more babes with a college degree

That is a high price to pay for babes though. Surprises come in the oddest places. On the serious side though, in todays market, without the degree you ain't going anywhere unless you start your own business. Unlike managers today, in the 60s they could recognize ability without a piece of paper.

OB

[OBone]

I was going to ask LOL

OB