no-- only architectural institutions Howard, and
their representatives... who perpetuate the politics
you are disguising as outside of a political context.
you at once do not allow 'governance' to be an issue
yet utilize the ability to 'govern' in your justifications.
some very intriguing thoughts on education, ideals,
what works, what may not, yet the basic point is not
being addressed.
On Wednesday, August 25, 2004, at 02:37 PM, Howard Ray Lawrence wrote:
to quote you here, saying the same thing as President Bush:
I have always told them that they were either architects, or not
architects, from the beginning.
I know.
You should have seen there faces!
All their money was being spent for me to learn, as seen in their
faces.
I would say this is a highly questionable statement to make
as an educator, and is what a lot of 'architects' also do, it is
a great screen to say those who do not fit, do not belong, too.
this is absurd, pathetic, and why institutions need to change.
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their representatives... who perpetuate the politics
you are disguising as outside of a political context.
you at once do not allow 'governance' to be an issue
yet utilize the ability to 'govern' in your justifications.
some very intriguing thoughts on education, ideals,
what works, what may not, yet the basic point is not
being addressed.
On Wednesday, August 25, 2004, at 02:37 PM, Howard Ray Lawrence wrote:
> but them-- so pay them the money-- then architectural jihad!!!
Com'on! Are you trying to stereotype all architectural educators?
to quote you here, saying the same thing as President Bush:
I have always told them that they were either architects, or not
architects, from the beginning.
I know.
You should have seen there faces!
All their money was being spent for me to learn, as seen in their
faces.
I would say this is a highly questionable statement to make
as an educator, and is what a lot of 'architects' also do, it is
a great screen to say those who do not fit, do not belong, too.
this is absurd, pathetic, and why institutions need to change.
--
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