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5379.22 </TD></TR><TR><TD height=8></TD></TR><TR><TD class=msgtxt>The fact that this guy got a scholarship is an indictment of our education system where 100% emphasis is placed on academic results and no one cares about character building.
As a result we have little scholars growing up believing in the hubris of their own elitness. Then when life kicks them in the balls, they go down like a sack of potatos. If a scholar cannot get past simple BGR, can he be relied on in a national crisis?
For the record, Moshe Dayan was an uneducated farmer's son.
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