Great Article
Bill Ward
Here's an interesting piece that seems to me to put things
into a useful perspective. (I pass it on since it may not be
readily available to all.)
best wishes,
Stephen Straker
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Why do we think that people earn higher degrees to earn more money? Maybe
the love of learning and understanding drives them.
From: William B Ward [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I have been associated with some good schools and some mediocre ones and
can attest that
Stephen,
Thank you for posting the excellent article by Randall Collins. His 8th
paragraph is saying exactly what I've been suggesting several times on FW--
even to the extent of agreeing the percentage that's probably involved:
Furthermore, a high-tech society does not mean that a high
Thanks for posting this article, Stephen. professional proletariat - love
it.
Randall does a good job of describing the process as it evolved, along the
lines of the house that jack built, so that I was reminded of supply chain
management of the academic world. Is that a fair description?
If
