Finally!!  Some good news for the old guy! 

Sounds like you guys are well on your way to producing a generation of
poor Scrabble players.  Looks like I won't have any trouble keeping my
"Scrabble King" title at the old folks home (eschewing big words such as
Senior Citizens Encampment).


don allen wrote:
> 
> I agree. I always encourage students to eschew obfuscation. :)
> 
> -Don.
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> Subject: RE: Petting Write Peeves
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> > Has anyone noticed how often faculty and administrators utilize big
> > words to illustrate their superior acumen?  Whenever I am asked to
> > comment on a report generated by these folks, I always say, cut
> > "utilize" and paste "use".
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