Keep him at home. Buy him a set of encyclopedias, a good math textbook, and give him a $2000 gift certificate to Amazon (to be used for books). Give him $1000 for hookers.
Take the $80,000 you saved and invest it. Yield: one bright, sexually confident young man with a substantial portfolio and a self-starter’s mentality.
I was at the Horowitz lecture when Ms. Bacchus threw her fit. She spent the entire evening on the verge of hysteria, while her cohorts were mostly in “gotcha” mode.
After Horowitz spoke she got up and proceeded to whine, piss, shout, moan, and eventually collapse into a huff. Thereafter, the rest of her goon squad took quotes from Horowitz’s speech completely out of context and threw them back at him as “gotchas” that proved his “racism”.
It was a disgusting display on the part of Ms. Bacchus et al., and the clearest proof of Horowitz’s contention that students at Emory are getting “half an education”.
Unfortunately it looks like Emory has now institutionalized the “half an education” policy.
I can’t wait to send my son here. Or up to Boulder, so many quality choices.
Keep him at home. Buy him a set of encyclopedias, a good math textbook, and give him a $2000 gift certificate to Amazon (to be used for books). Give him $1000 for hookers.
Take the $80,000 you saved and invest it. Yield: one bright, sexually confident young man with a substantial portfolio and a self-starter’s mentality.
Unless he wanted to major in philosophy. In that case you can buy the taxicab he’s going to drive with the money you saved.
I was at the Horowitz lecture when Ms. Bacchus threw her fit. She spent the entire evening on the verge of hysteria, while her cohorts were mostly in “gotcha” mode.
After Horowitz spoke she got up and proceeded to whine, piss, shout, moan, and eventually collapse into a huff. Thereafter, the rest of her goon squad took quotes from Horowitz’s speech completely out of context and threw them back at him as “gotchas” that proved his “racism”.
It was a disgusting display on the part of Ms. Bacchus et al., and the clearest proof of Horowitz’s contention that students at Emory are getting “half an education”.
Unfortunately it looks like Emory has now institutionalized the “half an education” policy.