Wednesday, January 30, 2013

The Third Time's A Charm!

One of my customers knows Tucker Carlton, Daily Caller and Fox News contributor, and I had the privilege of conversing with him.  He lined me up with one of his reporters, Eric Owens, who was doing a story on education.  Eric told me if something happened three times then you were on to something.

I have met a third person who has been discriminated against by Heather Oesterreich and Jamie Baker because of age.  The third time's a charm!

Monday, January 14, 2013

I Got An A+

I took just one Curriculum & Instruction graduate course last semester and I got an A+.  I am having a hard time finding my identity as a New Mexico State graduate student.  I have received grades of B or higher (mostly As) in my graduate courses with instructors that are African American, Asian, Caucasian, Hispanic, female, male, young, old, and in between.  Yet, I cannot be a secondary teacher because the white, lesbian, liberal elite feminist (director of secondary education) stood by the F her sidekick Jamie Baker (assistant director of secondary education) gave me.

Friday, October 19, 2012

What is College Curriculum?

I find it hard to believe that New Mexico State University charges me $848 to be taught who to vote for.  This is a required course in the secondary teacher education program through the Department of Curriculum & Instruction.



Wednesday, September 12, 2012

The Liberal's Nemesis




One of the required readings hand picked by the bully professor haughtily stated, "The Super Bowl has become the cultural event of American life."  I say with great pride in the American culture...Are you ready for some football?  It further stated, "Although women may watch the Super Bowl in growing numbers, football idolizes that other thing that women can never have-muscle mass."    Okay I admit it...I like manly muscle mass.  Come on you hoity-toity liberals and bully professor, where is your compassion for people with different critical perspectives?

Monday, August 27, 2012

Diminish Christian Influence in the School Curricula


I feel it is not important to identify the religion the author wants to include literature and perspectives from in the school curricula.  The fact that NMSU uses the collegiate classroom to promote any religion is wrong.