A cow college in our nations capital
Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2014 9:35 am
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A cow college in our nations capital
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Re: A cow college in our nations capital
Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2014 9:49 am
Clempson is moving?
Re: A cow college in our nations capital
Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2014 10:28 am
Don't they have Civics anymore in HS?BDKJMU wrote:There's no other explanation for it.
Now you know why we didn't bother applying to AU.
Re: A cow college in our nations capital
Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2014 10:56 am
And they all vote democrat.
Re: A cow college in our nations capital
Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2014 6:00 pm
When I was drivng to work one day during the 1990s I heard a radio report on a poll they did where fewer than half of students at Ivy League schools could name even one US Supreme Court Justice.
Now think about that. For the most part the Ivy league gathers the creme de la creme of American young people. You're talking about, for the most part, a fraction of the top 1 percent in terms of intelligence and academic performance.
And fewer than half of them could name even one Supreme Court Justice. That wasn't a man on the street interview thing either. It was a scientific poll.
That's downright frightening. It makes you wonder about the idea that the People are electing those that are going to run things. Not that I wouldn't want that. But when you get a feel for how much or how little people know about what's going on around them then contemplate the fact that they're voting for who is going to be running things it is kind of sobering.
Now think about that. For the most part the Ivy league gathers the creme de la creme of American young people. You're talking about, for the most part, a fraction of the top 1 percent in terms of intelligence and academic performance.
And fewer than half of them could name even one Supreme Court Justice. That wasn't a man on the street interview thing either. It was a scientific poll.
That's downright frightening. It makes you wonder about the idea that the People are electing those that are going to run things. Not that I wouldn't want that. But when you get a feel for how much or how little people know about what's going on around them then contemplate the fact that they're voting for who is going to be running things it is kind of sobering.