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Thank you for the inspiring story. Although I am a little bit curious why
exactly a "homosexual, atheist, marxist composition teacher" would object
to your musical composition, presumably, a work that expresses humanity's
movement towards "freedom."
I would imagine that an indi
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Edward Britton wrote:
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> Howard:
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> Touche' oh windmill tilting one! But yours would seem to be an argument for
> my point in the long run. Two things must be accomplished through higher
> education: learning foremost and graduation second. Some do not hav
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Howard:
Touche' oh windmill tilting one! But yours would seem to be an argument for
my point in the long run. Two things must be accomplished through higher
education: learning foremost and graduation second. Some do not have your
demonstrated--and admirable--fortitude when it
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Edward Britton wrote:
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> Howard:
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> All true, but can you imagine wrapping a thesis around any of these
> postulations? I'm not long out of college, so the very idea makes me cringe!
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> Edward ><>
> > It seems to me that the greatest con of all times h
