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<blockquote data-quote="mightymouse" data-source="post: 3010505" data-attributes="member: 15253"><p>Wow...the higher learning personified. The cardinal tenets of a classic liberal arts education are these:</p><p>1) Learn to write well. This usually involves proofreading. </p><p>2) Learn to do research well. This means you present facts rather than baseless generalizations.</p><p>3) Learn to speak well. </p><p>4) Learn to present your ideas clearly and concisely. </p><p>5) Learn to think critically. </p><p>6) Learn how to develop an idea, flesh it out, and present it orally or in a written form in a clear, concise manner.</p><p></p><p>A liberal arts education has always been considered fine preparation for law school, and for a career in politics. Yeah...those leeches.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mightymouse, post: 3010505, member: 15253"] Wow...the higher learning personified. The cardinal tenets of a classic liberal arts education are these: 1) Learn to write well. This usually involves proofreading. 2) Learn to do research well. This means you present facts rather than baseless generalizations. 3) Learn to speak well. 4) Learn to present your ideas clearly and concisely. 5) Learn to think critically. 6) Learn how to develop an idea, flesh it out, and present it orally or in a written form in a clear, concise manner. A liberal arts education has always been considered fine preparation for law school, and for a career in politics. Yeah...those leeches. [/QUOTE]
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