and others that see the need for more focus on academis than sports by schools.
I read this article some months ago in the WSJ. The premise was that society uses this "cult of genius" for math htus shying away many students from the subject (whilst the same isn't done to a subject such as literature).
Math is becoming increasingly important in the info age as computers are taking over every aspect of our society. Case in point: in this month's Harvard business review, it made note that the marketing dept. will soon possibly absorb IT dept. Therefore marketing majors will soon be forced to take programing courses.
I always said education is a nation's security. Ja with its new "bypass highway" demonstrates this point. Without a solid education program Ja is doomed.
I read this article some months ago in the WSJ. The premise was that society uses this "cult of genius" for math htus shying away many students from the subject (whilst the same isn't done to a subject such as literature).
Math is becoming increasingly important in the info age as computers are taking over every aspect of our society. Case in point: in this month's Harvard business review, it made note that the marketing dept. will soon possibly absorb IT dept. Therefore marketing majors will soon be forced to take programing courses.
I always said education is a nation's security. Ja with its new "bypass highway" demonstrates this point. Without a solid education program Ja is doomed.
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