Saturday, March 04, 2006
A Special Ed Student
According to the Yale Herald article, Hashemi, who will graduate in 2009 like many other First Time Freshman of his caliber, will be taking political science classes that are not geared towards a degree but rather to having mature, and motivated students represent Yale in their futures as well as to fulfill all the Yale requirements as if they really were getting a degree.
Of course, the Yale Hearld paints him out to be the horn-rimmed librarian that just loves "furry bunnies, walks on the beach, and cozy moments shared with my significant other"- always...what is the word? Politically correct. That's it. He's "seeking to learn and be educated"
A close friend of the genius Hezbo is Rezvi, who coincidentally also graduated from an Ivy League, and he says this about Rahmatullah's ever endearing love for the smell of new books as you open them, “He has views, but his views are about how to improve things, like education. We talk about how to deal with the future and the problems in that part of the world,”
I wonder what kinds of problems they talk about, especially in that cryptic way in which Rezvi mentions "the future and the problems in that part of the world". Oh, we are talking about Afghanistant, the south Asian countries, and the Middle East, right?
So, we are talking about the problems that women face, I imagine, because Rezvi did study in an Ivy League, he should know the difference between a problem as Islam sees it and a problem as someone like Jackson Katz would see it;
Does Hashemi discuss the finer points of gutting a pregnant women from the lower belly up or from between the breasts down to her groin?
Maybe, he's thinking about applying a political science theory to the way the bobble-headed children study in Afghanistan, or STUDIED, under his former friends?
Of course, the Yale Hearld paints him out to be the horn-rimmed librarian that just loves "furry bunnies, walks on the beach, and cozy moments shared with my significant other"- always...what is the word? Politically correct. That's it. He's "seeking to learn and be educated"
A close friend of the genius Hezbo is Rezvi, who coincidentally also graduated from an Ivy League, and he says this about Rahmatullah's ever endearing love for the smell of new books as you open them, “He has views, but his views are about how to improve things, like education. We talk about how to deal with the future and the problems in that part of the world,”
I wonder what kinds of problems they talk about, especially in that cryptic way in which Rezvi mentions "the future and the problems in that part of the world". Oh, we are talking about Afghanistant, the south Asian countries, and the Middle East, right?
So, we are talking about the problems that women face, I imagine, because Rezvi did study in an Ivy League, he should know the difference between a problem as Islam sees it and a problem as someone like Jackson Katz would see it;
Does Hashemi discuss the finer points of gutting a pregnant women from the lower belly up or from between the breasts down to her groin?
Maybe, he's thinking about applying a political science theory to the way the bobble-headed children study in Afghanistan, or STUDIED, under his former friends?
