Dinesh D'Souza claims Michelle's thesis at Princeton was illiterate and incoherent
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Honors lists, such as magna cum laude, are made public at the time of graduation, as are the graduation list itself. Obama does not claim this, it is a matter of public record that he graduated magna cum laude(with great honor) from Harvard Law School.
trump did claim he got an MBA at the top of his class. It is public that he never got an MBA from any known school, and he never graduated at the top of his class. "Top of the class" really isn't a thing at Ivy League graduate schools. I don't know why he thought he could get away with that.
You do not seem to understand how Harvard Law School works.
christiefan915
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Yes, tell me. She's a private citizen now. As far as I'm concerned anything regarding her schooling was nobody's business. Apparently you think multitudes have read a thesis from 35 years ago and are using it as a clarion call. I call bullshit.
T. A. Gardner
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It's a simple liberal arts degree. In fact, if you really think about it, law school is just a variant of a trade school where you learn a job...
Loving91390
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You mean .... “ Michael “ ?
You have absolutely no basis to say that.
It is a way of thinking about problems, and a huge amount of information to think about problems with. There are no "most radical insane Leftist crap", or "fluff classes for easy A's" at Harvard Law School.
What degree isn't? I suppose a philosophy major.
T. A. Gardner
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Sure I do. It is pure speculation on my part and that's perfectly acceptable until I see the transcript and it either confirms it or disproves it. Until then, I can speculate.
T. A. Gardner
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Law school leads to a specific job in a specific profession, like a trade like carpenter, or plumber, only you don't need any math, science, or reality involved to get it...
Law school graduates do many different jobs. They are actually not trained in how to act in court, but only educated in how to think through a problem. They have to get their court training later.
Carpenters and plumbers are tradespeople. It is a completely different thing.
Just to give you an idea what the difference is, think of what the difference between sex education and sex training is.
T. A. Gardner
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Yea, mostly asking if you want fries with that burger or where they are driving you to, because there's a glut of excess law school grads and has been for quite some time...
Actually, it really isn't. Trade jobs today require considerable math skills (far more than being a lawyer), knowing and understanding complex code and regulations, and even computer skills. Just because it isn't taught at a university doesn't make it any less involved or difficult to learn.
So, what you are saying is being a lawyer is like talking about sex without ever having it while being a carpenter or plumber is having sex and being good at it...
School in the past was a way that gentlemen became intellectually impowered to help run the nation. They were the superior ruling class with knowledge of Ancient greeks, Romans, philosophy , arts and literature. Now that college is available to the masses it is a glorified apprenticeship. We have fewer schools requring poli sci as an example. Many remove health education . Those classes are not serving companies. You do not get a well rounded education.
A few years ago unions, in the Detroit area, actually supported schools where workers could improve their skills and get better jobs. They have been mothballed.
A few years ago unions, in the Detroit area, actually supported schools where workers could improve their skills and get better jobs. They have been mothballed.
T. A. Gardner
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That or you went to learn a vocation that required considerable academic knowledge and training like engineering, science, or even things like accounting. The liberal arts were tossed in to give those in the sciences a bit of rounding beyond their core classes.
As for trades, I remember reading an article in a trade magazine called Machinery. It's for those in the machine shop trades and industry. Ridge Tool (Rigid is the brand name) was trying to recruit kids in the Chicago area to enter an apprenticeship as tool and die makers. It included all the college classes for an associates and eventually you could go on to a bachelor's with them. They were offering starting salaries in the neighborhood of $75,000 with excellent benefits on completion.
The recruiters complained in the article that the kids were saying that was not worthwhile that they'd get their BA in something or go to college and make "the big bucks" type responses. They were astounded by how naïve these high schoolers were. I think teachers today do a great disservice to kids in high school by telling them they must go to college when it's abundantly clear that at best maybe a third will get a degree and even fewer ever really make big money off it.
The trades are certainly an area that can pay quite well for skilled workers but they get looked down on by educators as menial or beneath students.
Loving91390
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Michelle was just confused .... she couldn’t figure out if she was a male or a female .
Shut up. That is insulting wrong and nasty. You should be ashamed for that, assuming that is a sense you can feel.
Loving91390
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It’s a known fact that Michelle Obama is a tranny ..... look at her arm muscles ... women don’t have those .
Or enjoy , liberal la la land .....