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Go to college but take a more career-oriented major? Or...Consider Stephen Law, a professor of philosophy at the University of London, who started his working life delivering mail for the British postal service, began reading works of philosophy in his spare time, decided that he?d like to know more, and went on to study the discipline at City University, in London, and at Oxford University.... Indeed, if even a professionally oriented college degree is no longer a guarantee of easily found employment, an argument might be made in favor of a student?s pursuing an education that is less, rather than more, pragmatic. (More theology, less accounting.) That way, regardless of each graduate?s ultimate path, all might be qualified to be carriers of arts and letters, of which the nation can never have too many.
Full post as published by Althouse on June 01, 2010 (boomark / email).
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