It Ain't Necessarily So that I wanted to buy this book. I just read the introduction, and was bored by it. I didn't want to read anymore case studies either, I know, I'm being cyncial--but it's the truth. I didn't care about coffee or it's effects, or what it means to the news world..or about obtaining facts.
I mean in Chapter 1 for instances, the only interesting thing to read was about the crime story--and that's because that's what we're discussing in class.
This book was definitely NOT worth the 5.28 I paid for it--lol.
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To be frank, I doubt I'll even becoming to class...I just can't take it anymore....some of the assignments aren't really fair with some of the circumstances involved. It's after mid-term..but I'll probably be there, considering I'm already missing class next week.
I've said all that I have to say right here Dr. Jerz. Talking in private is not my style.
Posted by: Lou Gagliardi at October 24, 2005 11:50 PMLou, if you're feeling alienated from the subject matter or if other circumstances are impacting your involvement, I'd be happy to talk to you during my office hours.
You've got a lot to contribute to the class, as all your peers do, and I hope you'll see that you stand to gain a lot from the class, too.
Posted by: Dennis G. Jerz at October 24, 2005 11:20 PM