Homework.

Homework is a must during your scholar years.
Many so-called teachers understand homework in a different way that I do.

How I understand homework:
Homework is an invaluable tool for learning.
Knowledge is the most valuable asset for a human being.
Happiness is what makes live worth (personal thought).
Knowledge and happiness are not mutually exclusive.

How many so-called teachers understand homework:
Homework is an invaluable tool for learning.
Knowledge is the most valuable asset for a human being.
Happiness is a waste of time, therefore homework and happiness are mutually exclusive.

Based on the previous statements, here's my conclusion:
Excessive homework leads to poor learning -or not at all-.
Poor culture usually results in lack of happiness.

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Field trip tomorrow to Central Tech to attend a conference representing MAC. It is the 7th annual conference for senior high school students, called OUR FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS, where the president from CCLA will talk to us about THE PRICE OF FREEDOM, and discuss other critical and controverial issues.
How does a democratic soceity make choices when good conflicts with good and right with right? Every value we share and hold dear inevitably conflicts with another value we also cherish. Some worthy objectives must be sacrificed at - least to some degree - in other that we can attain other worthy objectives. For example: Should the right to speak your mind include the right to malign a racial or ethnic group? Does the war on terror justify more police to invade our personal privacy?
Great... O Joy.