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Johann Neem's comments
Posted Wed, Jan 13, 3:16 p.m.
The author makes some good points, but the reality is that the graduates of four-year colleges are more creative, and thus vital not only to solving social problems but to developing new ideas for the economy. That's why China and other countries are starting to turn away from vocational education ...
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