What I was looking for were truthful supporting statements not based on Adages, Common knowledge, or the candidate’s Personal record; in other words, evidence that could be cited (and was done so correctly); indicated something more than a superficial understanding of the issue; relevant; and true.

Unfortunately I quickly found that analyzing the ( Read more... )

So, on my lunch-break, I conducted an informal poll of my coworkers in the editorial and design wing of the building, asking them if they were familiar with the work of Lichtenstein and if they could also provide their college major(s) for a background perspective. This wing seemed especially appropriate, as the occupations and backgrounds of the ( Read more... )