Since the rabbit has been jumped,may as well give it a run. I'm in total aggreement as far as lack of educational programing. Taking it a step farthur,why do we see scholarships for higer learning given to students who barely made it thru high school? Why doesn't public school offer more activities such as debate,fine arts and mock trial? Large, well funded schools offer a few of these opertunities but smaller ones don't although 90% offer football,basketball or golf. The only reason I can give is because parents and tax payers would rather watch thier kid play sports than compete in afore said activities which prepare the kid for real life and possiably a career. I believe society would be much better served if scolarship recipents had to demonstrate exceptional accadimic skill to recieve an athletic award. I ask,how does it differ from when Romans used young strong men for intertainment until they couldn't compete then cast them in the street to beg for sustenance because they had no marketable skill? To have been blessed with such wonderful mind,mankind sure uses it weird.
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