[nanza]

my first husband was a poly sci major and american history minor...but he was an ididticor and never needed help

he was also brilliant...so my dorkiness wasn't any help

he could read anything and remember it line for line

[commanderkai]

They're great courses to learn about...but such a pain in the ass too.

[nanza]

commanderkai commanderkai:

True, I'm in Political Science and History....all not requiring speed, if you haven't been to any bureaucracy lately.

and no i haven't been to any bureaucracy lately...hahahahahahaha

why r they pains in the ass???

[commanderkai]

Lots of reading, and there aren't true "Facts" about these courses, they're opinions. Say the wrong opinion, prepare to be marginalized.

[nanza]

is it hard for u to keep ur focus????

[nanza]

commanderkai commanderkai:

Lots of reading, and there aren't true "Facts" about these courses, they're opinions. Say the wrong opinion, prepare to be marginalized.

there r true facts but it's like walking blindfolded around a elephant...hard to know what real or just opinions huh

when i was in college..i was in my late 30's...varied opinion were accepted...of course it was some of the courses at the University of California

diverse opinions were accepted and appreciated and they made for much discussion and moved the learning process along

[travior]

Glad you guys are spinning the stacks of wax again And I'm glad I'm not working this time of night anymore so I can listen

[commanderkai]

It depends on the teacher, actually. The University of Windsor is rather good for suppressing teacher bias in the classroom, but you can't do much with marks or anything

[nanza]

travior travior:

Glad you guys are spinning the stacks of wax again And I'm glad I'm not working this time of night anymore so I can listen

how nice to see u drop by Travior

[nanza]

commanderkai commanderkai:

It depends on the teacher, actually. The University of Windsor is rather good for suppressing teacher bias in the classroom, but you can't do much with marks or anything

marks shouldn't depend on teacher bias Kai

[commanderkai]

travior travior:

Glad you guys are spinning the stacks of wax again And I'm glad I'm not working this time of night anymore so I can listen

Thanks for the compliment travior, and welcome back onto CKA, requests are always here

[commanderkai]

nanza nanza:

commanderkai commanderkai:

It depends on the teacher, actually. The University of Windsor is rather good for suppressing teacher bias in the classroom, but you can't do much with marks or anything

marks shouldn't depend on teacher bias Kai

Nor their teaching assistants...but what can you do? It's not like future careers will care just as long as you graduate.

[nanza]

i was in school during the Marx Marcusi UCSD phase when i was very young...and i had a logic teacher who went to Europe every year because he said he had to balance out 2 semester of vanilla American thought

his course on existentialism was undefinable..but if he knew he had u thinking thru the whole thing u got an A no matter what conclusions u came too.....

[travior]

It is good to be back. I'm on a daytime shift now and have been trying to get back on more. Had boy/girl twins back in Feb and they are finally going to bed at a decent time, giving me more on-line time. Facebook got me sidetracked too but I've kinda gotten burned out on the apps there. Things around here are much more entertaining

[nanza]

of course Angela Black was on board back then...i was a 4.0 student..honor role...and i understand ur thoughts and u r right