NK - Yes Berengaria, I can document Santa Klaus!

[harriet meeker]

>From: "I. Marc Carlson" <LIB_IMC at centum.utulsa.edu>
>Ah, college students today...
>You know, if Alton is right about his education-envy theory, I'm 
>pretty sure that the uneducated masses really don't have a lot to 
>worry about from the *average* college student.

I have to ask, since I don't spend much time in your company, how often 
do the "Educated" actually rub people's noses in the fact?
I mean, I know that Tadhg does it on the Rialto, but my impression is 
that he's a pretty unusual extreme case.  Does it happen a lot? Is it 
just a perception?  What?

>Well, actually, I was trying to make a different point, as seen by 
>quoting the material I did -- that Berengaria was being hypacritical 
>about not using my "obscure" questions, I presume because they were 
>"too hard".

I really can't say why I've tried to not use them.  Maybe it is some 
sort of subtle education-ism.  Maybe I was just trying to give the 
others a chance to play too since you can be a little overwhelming.

>Actually, I think some of them could be very educational in showing 
>just how *little* historians know about the details.

That may be the case.

Berengaria Ravencroft
Berengaria at hotmail.com
http://""www.geocities.com/athens/styx/5871"
"The brave man carves out his own fortune, and every man is the son of 
his own works" -- Miguel de Cervantes




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