Here's an article about Egypt's long-suffering higher education teaching staff.
The people I spoke to were a sharp, impressive and trilingual bunch and I wish they were running the country.
Note that the article contains a small error. It says that professors earn 3,000 LE per year. Obviously this should read per month; we are not in the year 1925.
Note also that the Faculty of Mathematics in Cairo University has MARBLE FLOORS and high ceilings and is clean and airy. I was impressed because I'm a product of British higher education institutions which were mostly built in 1960 and are made out of cardboard and polystyrene.
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i dont understand the title of this post.
--fully poly
Were lines not a form of punishment at your school?
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