
…ine at Farmington, I took several of these tests, surveys, and profiles across a number of courses. Every experience was the same: I received the results, the class talked about what they mean, and I would walk out the door grousing and complaining to my friends, random passerbys, and the dining hall staff about the injustice of putting people in a box, pigeonholing, labeling, categorizing and generally undermining everything we as Americans hold so dear. My friends would tolerate my ranting until I exhausted my breath and then plainly state, “You’re ma…
…g. Those prisoners that appear in the late afternoon are only paroled about 10 percent of the time. This isn’t intentional on the part of the judges — they simply suffered from the same problem that affects U.S. president’s wardrobe.