Re: Undoing Darwin

On Fri, 9 Sep 2005 17:53:51 -0400, 
R.D. Heilman <rdhsr@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
><dezakin@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> news:1126207088.224742.14980@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Iain wrote:
>>> All these societies remind me that up until recently, British
>>> schoolboys used to look up to America as a the scientific capital of
>>> the world with their space flight and Jurassic Park.
>>>
>> Its still largely the case. The US has long been know to have the
>> worlds best universities and the worlds worst primary schools. The
>> recent spectacle over evolution is a strategy by the right to make our
>> allready bad primary schools worse.
>>
> The US had the best secondary and high schools in the world a thirty
> or forty years age. 

Really? In what way were US high schools better than those in Canada?
How about Australia, England, Japan, Sweden, and Germany? You're talking 
1960's, right? 


Larry Moran