03-15-2015, 06:13 AM
(03-13-2015, 05:30 AM)Ben Johnson Wrote:(03-13-2015, 03:51 AM)JohnBear Wrote: I agree that in the 1960s, a doctorate in communications was not as academically strong as many others. Perhaps that is still the case. I might have put it in quotation marks myself. Since my intent then was university teaching I wanted as academically-demanding a degree as I could find. That is why I chose NOT to do a doctorate. in communications.
You better get your lapdog to start editing a lot of bios. And make sure he doesn't pee on your rug.
I'm sure there is some fine irrelevant distinction you are making that's programmed in at a level above the Altzheimer's.
Yes, it does seem John has misplaced his history, as he has given it.
B.A. Psychology, U. Cal. Berkeley
M.J. Journalism, U. of Calif.
Ph.D. Communication, Michigan State
This, as you have listed it at http://circledance.tripod.com
But just as John has said many other things. I guess it just depends on when he said it, that it is the truth for that precise second in time. A second later and the truth, as we know it, changes 180 degrees. Ahhh John, what a tangled web you weave.