Another great article by Whit Waide about Taylor Luczak...
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I am now a firm believer that school status has little to do with a good education. The professors who teach at the University are what really matter.
There really is not a truer statement than this above. I've worked with other Architects from U of Penn, Harvard, MIT (although I really respected this guy), Syracuse, Ga Tech, Auburn, Florida and others during my career. I never once felt that I was not educated on a comensurate level or even better prepared than any one of my colleagues. Not saying I'm better even though I may believe it sometimes.
There really is not a truer statement than this above. I've worked with other Architects from U of Penn, Harvard, MIT (although I really respected this guy), Syracuse, Ga Tech, Auburn, Florida and others during my career. I never once felt that I was not educated on a comensurate level or even better prepared than any one of my colleagues. Not saying I'm better even though I may believe it sometimes.
That's an incredible amount of work and achievement for a college student. I work with them every day and I don't know of a more impressive set of credentials.
Luczak is a triple major in Political Science, Economics, and East Asian Studies. He speaks Mandarin Chinese. He has done academic work in Taiwan and at a monastery in England.
He has already begun to prepare the research paper that he must submit for both. Its title: "The Defeat of Caesar: Ethnicity, Nationalism, the Invention of the State, and the Relevance of the Modern Tribe."
He has already begun to prepare the research paper that he must submit for both. Its title: "The Defeat of Caesar: Ethnicity, Nationalism, the Invention of the State, and the Relevance of the Modern Tribe."
Do you have to be on scholarship or something? Jarvis wasn't when he made the allSEC team.
That is an intimidating list of accomplishments for someone at 50, much less still in college.
That is an intimidating list of accomplishments for someone at 50, much less still in college.