[861] in Discussion of MIT-community interests
Re: Reminds me of this article
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Leonid Drozhinin)
Wed Oct 3 19:48:37 2001
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Date: Wed, 3 Oct 2001 18:41:35 -0400
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From: Leonid Drozhinin <rain@MIT.EDU>
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this was not the article I was thinking about. The one I read was similar
but it dealt with younger kids. Holy shit though, she copied half the
damned article.
Millennials Rising
(2000); they found America's young to be generally a
hardworking,
cheerful, earnest, and deferential group. Howe and
Strauss listed their
respondents' traits, which accord pretty well with
what I found at
Princeton: "They're optimists ... They're cooperative
team players ...
They accept authority ... They're rule followers."
she certainly as fuck didn't cite it. the pair of hypocritical balls on
this heffer
leo
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From: Leonid Drozhinin [mailto:rain@MIT.EDU]
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Subject: RE: Reminds me of this article
holy shit.. I remember that article. I read it and am racking my brains to
remember it. It could have been the paper, boston globe, since they print
that kind of drivel
I'll keep on pumping the brain for answers
leo
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From: Jessica Rosenkrantz [mailto:jrosenk@MIT.EDU]
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Subject: Reminds me of this article
Many of Marilee's comments remind me of this article which freshman were
required to write about for the FEE
David Brook's "The Organization Kid" written about students at Princeton
http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/2001/04/brooks-p1.htm
