geography, a lesson you can learn, as we continue the conversation looking at other states, 7 other states passed laws supporting literature courses so seems to be a movement. some people want to say i don t want to discriminate but discriminating from that literature is actually like you were saying i am scared of this or this can really affect me but if you look at values today we have gone from hard work to material wealth. we have gone from hard work to comfort, we have gone from understanding things like patriotism, civil action to looking at different values of my comfort, my safety, my independence. these are good things for
good writer in high school and they talk you every wrong rule in college. it took me three or four years to unlearn it for you don t listen to anyone in college is what i m saying. greg: dana? dana: i loved school. greg: of course. i love my history classes. i love my literature courses. then in junior high, we had a class i guess it was about grammar and you are to diagram sentences, and my teacher had xeroxed huge packets of far side cartoons and you had to do the diagramming of the captions. that is how you learned how they send fifths together. kimberly: do you have that one? jesse: i will go with jim on this one. jim is very important for high school, especially for games like dodgeball, we are getting hit on the head or things like that.
they talk you every wrong rule in college. it took me three or four years to unlearn it for you don t listen to anyone in college is what i m saying. greg: dana? dana: i loved school. greg: of course. i love my history classes. i love my literature courses. then in junior high, we had a class i guess it was about grammar and you are to diagram sentences, and my teacher had xeroxed huge packets of far side cartoons and you had to do the diagramming of the captions. that is how you learned how they send fifths together. kimberly: do you have that one? jesse: i will go with jim on this one. jim is very important for high school, especially for games like dodgeball, we are getting hit on the head or things like that.
in college. it took me three or four years to unlearn it for you don t listen to anyone in college is what i m saying. kimberly: dana? dana: i loved school. greg: of course. dana: i loved my history classes. i loved my literature courses. then in junior high, we had a class i guess it was about grammar and you learned to diagram sentences, and my teacher had xeroxed huge packets of far side cartoons and you had to do the diagramming of the captions. that is how you learned how to put sentences together. kimberly: do you have that one? jesse: i will go with gym on this one. gym is very important for high school, especially for ares like dodgeball, we getting hit on the head or things like e that. they don t allow dodgeball anymore because everyone is
bob: bullying listening to by the way, what is wrong with soft bondage? greg: insert it in the monologue. dana: fa l la la la la bob: okay, producer. he put it in the monologue. what am i going to say? kimberly: bob, hear the voices in your head. greg: try to salvage this. dana: one of the problems with say that the parents in montana are well meaning, but the problem is if you don t learn about some of the songs and language and history of it you can t understand things later on. when you take literature courses in high school and college, religious references even if your parents don t take you to church you need history to participate fully in society and school and have a well-rounded education. bob: so read catcher in