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_Simpson_ Mentor

_Simpson_   250

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Oh my oh so other good friend Len I was referring to his comment - "Funny- I thought faculty positions were earned for the most part. Maybe you're privy to information the rest of us in academia are not."

I only wanted to make sure he didnt die not knowing of this great injustice called affirmative action.

Yes that aside I dont know the specific hiring process of Yale in 1975 but I will never forget the everlasting damage of affirmative action.

I will do homework on Gates and I will keep a open mind.

Affirmative Action does not apply to faculty positions. You're searching for diversity initiatives based on merit. ;) Is that also a faux pas in your post-racial USA? :lol:

I said I didnt know the hiring process of Yale. I was more just trying to joke around about affirmative action than trying to have a actual debate.

HAL 9000 Grand Master

HAL 9000   96

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Oh my oh so other good friend Len I was referring to his comment - "Funny- I thought faculty positions were earned for the most part. Maybe you're privy to information the rest of us in academia are not."

I only wanted to make sure he didnt die not knowing of this great injustice called affirmative action.

Yes that aside I dont know the specific hiring process of Yale in 1975 but I will never forget the everlasting damage of affirmative action.

I will do homework on Gates and I will keep a open mind.

Affirmative Action does not apply to faculty positions. You're searching for diversity initiatives based on merit. ;) Is that also a faux pas in your post-racial USA? :lol:

I said I didnt know the hiring process of Yale. I was more just trying to joke around about affirmative action than trying to have a actual debate.

I can tell- making jokes at instances like these really do show how people think overall.

Wishing you ten-fold that which you wish upon all others.

_Simpson_ Mentor

_Simpson_   250

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Oh my oh so other good friend Len I was referring to his comment - "Funny- I thought faculty positions were earned for the most part. Maybe you're privy to information the rest of us in academia are not."

I only wanted to make sure he didnt die not knowing of this great injustice called affirmative action.

Yes that aside I dont know the specific hiring process of Yale in 1975 but I will never forget the everlasting damage of affirmative action.

I will do homework on Gates and I will keep a open mind.

Affirmative Action does not apply to faculty positions. You're searching for diversity initiatives based on merit. ;) Is that also a faux pas in your post-racial USA? :lol:

I said I didnt know the hiring process of Yale. I was more just trying to joke around about affirmative action than trying to have a actual debate.

I can tell- making jokes at instances like these really do show how people think overall.

yes it often does and I am not for affirmative action.

HAL 9000 Grand Master

HAL 9000   96

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Oh my oh so other good friend Len I was referring to his comment - "Funny- I thought faculty positions were earned for the most part. Maybe you're privy to information the rest of us in academia are not."

I only wanted to make sure he didnt die not knowing of this great injustice called affirmative action.

Yes that aside I dont know the specific hiring process of Yale in 1975 but I will never forget the everlasting damage of affirmative action.

I will do homework on Gates and I will keep a open mind.

Affirmative Action does not apply to faculty positions. You're searching for diversity initiatives based on merit. ;) Is that also a faux pas in your post-racial USA? :lol:

I said I didnt know the hiring process of Yale. I was more just trying to joke around about affirmative action than trying to have a actual debate.

I can tell- making jokes at instances like these really do show how people think overall.

yes it often does and I am not for affirmative action.

neither am I in an ideal world.

Wishing you ten-fold that which you wish upon all others.

_Simpson_ Mentor

_Simpson_   250

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Oh my oh so other good friend Len I was referring to his comment - "Funny- I thought faculty positions were earned for the most part. Maybe you're privy to information the rest of us in academia are not."

I only wanted to make sure he didnt die not knowing of this great injustice called affirmative action.

Yes that aside I dont know the specific hiring process of Yale in 1975 but I will never forget the everlasting damage of affirmative action.

I will do homework on Gates and I will keep a open mind.

Affirmative Action does not apply to faculty positions. You're searching for diversity initiatives based on merit. ;) Is that also a faux pas in your post-racial USA? :lol:

I said I didnt know the hiring process of Yale. I was more just trying to joke around about affirmative action than trying to have a actual debate.

I can tell- making jokes at instances like these really do show how people think overall.

yes it often does and I am not for affirmative action.

neither am I in an ideal world.

you will never have a ideal world as long as we keep thinking this is the solution.

I AM NOT THAT GUY Grand Master

I AM NOT THAT GUY   5,715

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Oh my oh so other good friend Len I was referring to his comment - "Funny- I thought faculty positions were earned for the most part. Maybe you're privy to information the rest of us in academia are not."

I only wanted to make sure he didnt die not knowing of this great injustice called affirmative action.

Yes that aside I dont know the specific hiring process of Yale in 1975 but I will never forget the everlasting damage of affirmative action.

I will do homework on Gates and I will keep a open mind.

Affirmative Action does not apply to faculty positions. You're searching for diversity initiatives based on merit. ;) Is that also a faux pas in your post-racial USA? :lol:

I said I didnt know the hiring process of Yale. I was more just trying to joke around about affirmative action than trying to have a actual debate.

I can tell- making jokes at instances like these really do show how people think overall.

yes it often does and I am not for affirmative action.

neither am I in an ideal world.

Which begs the question, how about the real world? I actually wrote a paper defining the difference between Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action. The first is absolutely necessary. The second is a matter of timing, if you are going to avoid quotas.

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HAL 9000 Grand Master

HAL 9000   96

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Oh my oh so other good friend Len I was referring to his comment - "Funny- I thought faculty positions were earned for the most part. Maybe you're privy to information the rest of us in academia are not."

I only wanted to make sure he didnt die not knowing of this great injustice called affirmative action.

Yes that aside I dont know the specific hiring process of Yale in 1975 but I will never forget the everlasting damage of affirmative action.

I will do homework on Gates and I will keep a open mind.

Affirmative Action does not apply to faculty positions. You're searching for diversity initiatives based on merit. ;) Is that also a faux pas in your post-racial USA? :lol:

I said I didnt know the hiring process of Yale. I was more just trying to joke around about affirmative action than trying to have a actual debate.

I can tell- making jokes at instances like these really do show how people think overall.

yes it often does and I am not for affirmative action.

neither am I in an ideal world.

you will never have a ideal world as long as we keep thinking this is the solution.

The world changes as well most of the people that live in it- unfortunately, people that think the world has changed more than it has need to understand that things have their time and place of use.

Wishing you ten-fold that which you wish upon all others.

_Simpson_ Mentor

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Oh my oh so other good friend Len I was referring to his comment - "Funny- I thought faculty positions were earned for the most part. Maybe you're privy to information the rest of us in academia are not."

I only wanted to make sure he didnt die not knowing of this great injustice called affirmative action.

Yes that aside I dont know the specific hiring process of Yale in 1975 but I will never forget the everlasting damage of affirmative action.

I will do homework on Gates and I will keep a open mind.

Affirmative Action does not apply to faculty positions. You're searching for diversity initiatives based on merit. ;) Is that also a faux pas in your post-racial USA? :lol:

I said I didnt know the hiring process of Yale. I was more just trying to joke around about affirmative action than trying to have a actual debate.

I can tell- making jokes at instances like these really do show how people think overall.

yes it often does and I am not for affirmative action.

neither am I in an ideal world.

you will never have a ideal world as long as we keep thinking this is the solution.

The world changes as well most of the people that live in it- unfortunately, people that think the world has changed more than it has need to understand that things have their time and place of use.

Change for the better is what Im shooting for

Ban Hammer Grand Master

Ban Hammer   13,369

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yes it often does and I am not for affirmative action.

neither am I in an ideal world.

won't ever happen. so put away the crack pipe.

* ~ * Charles * ~ *
 

I carry a gun because a cop is too heavy.

 

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NArocks Mentor

NArocks   13

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yes it often does and I am not for affirmative action.

neither am I in an ideal world.

won't ever happen. so put away the crack pipe.

crackpipe.jpg

Just say NO

Why is it that the only one who can stop the crying is the one who started it in the first place?



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ooh the President is addressing this issue now.

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