[@Heide](/user/profile/Heide) When Brooks first tells her mother about her plans to become a cop Ehrenreich invokes Nietzsche’s line about how those who gaze long enough into the abyss will find the abyss gazing back into them. But what will Americans see when they gaze into this book? What's also great about this is that Pat does not lean on polemic or impose interpretation; he lets the text speak for itself: unfortunately, a bypassed rhetorical approach that is actually extremely effective!

[@moya](/user/profile/moya) -mclean In the proper context, a professor should have the acumen to conduct an intelligent exchange. However, this was a speech course not the evironment in which to express her dislike/distrust of the subject of the student's presentation. Her disruption had absolutely nothing to do with "skills" she agreed to teach. You will find that this has seeped into every corner of higher education and is now attempting to infiltrate secondary and elementary levels. This is not acceptable on any level. I do not wish unfair harm on anyone, but she took the fairness out of the equation. Every assholle who creates victims should focus on her and anyone who thinks like this! How dare they question the fair system!