From: bavafa@netcom.com (Hooshyar Naraghi)
Subject: Re: Azad University
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 92 23:40:37 GMT
Organization: Education Is Ignorance

In article <1992Aug14.172019.2493@sun1x.actc.res.utc.com> ali@utrcv1 (ALI BABA) writes:
>In article <BszB4p.4tL@acsu.buffalo.edu>, bashir@acsu.buffalo.edu (Noushin Bashir) writes...
>>>Then class becomes like a dukkaan-baghghaali. You pay money for a service.
>>>and the instructor becomes more like a dureh-gard going from one city
>>>and school to another to repeat the same thing.
>>
>>Hi Ala,
>>
>>As I remember, people who go to Azad university don't get an official
>>degree. Would you know if that is still the case?
>>
>>And would you know how much the cuurent tutions are?
>>
>>My uncle who is teaching in Iranian universities (I say universities,
>>because he is always traveling from one part of the country to
>>another to teach classes) says that daaneshgaah-e aazaad teachers are
>>highly paid, and the quality of education is pretty good there. Yes,
>>it's always the rich who gets the best :-( (yeh, heck with the
>>Mostazaefeen [BTW this gheshr includes karmandaan-e dolat]).
>>
>>                                               Just curious,
>>                                               Noushin
>>
>>
>>ps. My uncle tells his students to either leave the country or go kill
>>themselves. Don't ask me why, I'm already out of that Mehnatkadeh!
>>
>>
>>--
>>A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a
>>simple system that worked... A complex system designed from scratch never
>>works and cannot be patched up to make it work. You have to start over,
>>beginning with a working simple system.                -J. Gall
>
>Dear Noushine;
>Congratulation; It seems like ignorance is inherited in your family
>Are you against the rich or you are sorry that you are not one. Is there
>anywhere in the world that the poor get everything; If there is let me know
>because I want to move there. Iran Problem is not the regime; It's the
>people like you and I any your uncle.
>
>PS. Did you ever wonder why your uncle doesn't take his own good advice?
>Maybe he is to busy bleeding mostazefeen and karmandan-e dolat
>
>sincerely yours;
>
>Ali Eslami

Nice letter you composed, aboli.  It seems you know Noushin's family members
very well.  Shame on your characterization.  And, please note that I am not
saying shame on you for I don't know you.  I chose to declare your expression
shameful, IMHO, since that's the only tangible 'thing' that I could observe
from you.

It is exactly this kind of expressive personal abuse that renders me helpless
as whether we humans will ever see the day when we could express our views
without being abused simply because what we said was not to the taste of our
hearer.

==========================  This is for Farzin only ==========================
| There is a new style of poetry that has just been introduced at sci:  no   |
| content and double speak form.  Hafez ought to rise from grave and see     |
| how his future generations expanded Persian writing and poetry.            |
==============================================================================

> ***************************************************************
> *  What we call the ills of life is due to our own ill-deeds  *
> *  And many of them are forgiven by god. This life is a stage *
> *  of convenience; Live true and resist all wrong, but learn  *
> *  the best way to do it so. On god rely; else no protector   *
> *  will you find. God revelation comes as a guide and mercy:  *
> *  It shows the straight way the way of god all-wise.         *
> *************************************************************** 

Just out of curiousity, can you elaborate on the above sig., specially the
part that says 'but learn the best way to do it so?'

Regards,
Hooshyar F. Naraghi
bavafa@netcom.com
(415) 324-1055


PS.  I nominate Baba Ali to be invited at the next upcoming MashtiShow (c)
hosted by Mash Bagher and Mash Cheragh Ali.
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