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Re: development of farm tractors
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Posted by Russel on December 08, 2003 at 06:46:33 from (65.37.88.136):
In Reply to: development of farm tractors posted by sonix on December 08, 2003 at 06:07:20:
I guess you have two choices. Use the resoures available to you, such as the local library, book stores or internet and burn some midnite oil, or, just take an incomplete and fail. I did my homework, I don't need to do someone else's. See, the purpose of doing a paper is not to learn about the subject, it is to learn how to do important stuff, such as bring information together and put it in a way others can understand, it's about communication skills, language skills, organizing, research etc. It's a little like eating a big mac. the eating part is easy, putting it all together is where the education is. I'll be thinking of you this week.
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