Studying major world events

May 11, 2005

Education experts are worried that major world events like 9/11 and the war in Iraq are happening too quickly for college students to get a chance to study them properly.

But the major universities say there’s no need for alarm, as they promise to continue hiring professors with no idea about what’s going on in the real world anyway.

Share|

Instructions: Once you select the free email newsletters you want to receive, fill in your first name and email address and click [Go!]

We treat the information you provide us with deep respect for your privacy. All emails include an unsubscribe link at the bottom. Any questions? Email Us.

Previous post: The National Cholesterol Education Program

Next post: 63-year-old woman sees her new doctor

Disclaimer: The information and coaching we provide is intended to educate, inform, amuse, and inspire you on your personal journey towards optimal health and a thriving life. It is clearly not intended to replace a one-on-one relationship with a qualified health care professional and is definitely not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you are under the care of any health professionals (or should be), we strongly encourage you to discuss modifications in your diet, lifestyle, exercise program, nutrition, or use of Energy Tapping (EFT) with them prior to making any changes, and never discontinue or reduce prescription medications without consulting your doctor or pharmacist.

Studying major world events

Categories

Archives

Ad Supported

Recent Posts

Ad Supported

Recommended Sites