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"free" at the point of delivery
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Mon, 14 Jun 2004 08:20:25 GMT
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If you truly
want to learn, youll find a way to pay. Your way rewards intelligent
lazy people (you?). Id say theres a balance somewhere, but you havent
got it right either.
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Im truly surprised you havent suggested one obvious solution. Why not
let the government regulate the wages of those overpaid, barely working
university professors?
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I have no idea what you are talking about; I have never set foot in a US
university. As an aside, I understand university professors in the US do not
get paid out of term-time?
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Thats sure to bring the cost of higher education
down and it has a certain ring of fairness to it. ;)
No, I didnt think youd like that idea. But youre almost right about
the cost of higher education. The cost is out of balance. Its gotten
way to high. But we need a balanced approach to fix it. Theres something
to be said about paying back 10 years worth of student loans to teach you
a thing or two about value that you dont get in school. However lifelong
debt is a bit too heavy a lesson. Find me a reasonable solution that
provides some true balance. Hint, dont use the word free.
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Read what I said. It is only free at the point of delivery.
Scott A
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Message has 1 Reply: | | Re: "free" at the point of delivery
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| (...) I never mentioned the US. Take your blinders off, or open your eyes. I know. It's Monday. (...) Exactly what I'm talking about. It should not be free at the point of delivery because that simply produces over-educated idealists with no concept (...) (20 years ago, 14-Jun-04, to lugnet.off-topic.debate, FTX)
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