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Subject:Re: ADMIN: Drop the attacks From:Wally Glassett <wallyg -at- THEGRID -dot- NET> Date:Tue, 22 Jul 1997 18:21:10 -0700
Eric J. Ray wrote:
> Gang,
> There's no place for the insults and direct attacks
> involved in this discussion of degrees. Address the
> issues (that is, what people SAY, not what you read
> into what they say), and nothing else.
> Eric
>
Gee, this degree - no degree discussion has gotten so interesting and
informative that I'm beginning to miss the certification arguments...
But, there may be some profiles or patterns emerging (not in any
particular order):
degreed vs. not degreed
casual vs. dressy
certified vs. just normally weird
female vs. male
programmer vs. non-programmer
Maybe I should include young vs. old...
Lighten up folks.
Wally Glassett
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