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If we wait on Stephens and he says no then Martin would have not been there.
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I'll take Martin over Stephens. Butler BB is very boring to watch. Effective, yes, but exciting, NO. Not taking anything away from Stephens but I'm still not sure he would have been a good "fit" for UT. Get on the 'Zo Train...
 
That's pretty cool. I have never figured out how people can write the music they hear. Always seems like to be good at it, you must have some level of natural talent.

Much obliged :hi: I really don't know if I had any natural talent lol. Music is just my number one passion, so I don't find it difficult to put forth all my effort into learning everything about it. I promise this is my last non-basketball post, but I wanted to make clear that I am NOT a music theorist. I am a composer who is also badass at theory and analysis :rock:
 
Much obliged :hi: I really don't know if I had any natural talent lol. Music is just my number one passion, so I don't find it difficult to put forth all my effort into learning everything about it. I promise this is my last non-basketball post, but I wanted to make clear that I am NOT a music theorist. I am a composer who is also badass at theory and analysis :rock:

I play a little bit of piano, nothing serious. So, I appreciate the difficulty of that. With that said, congratulations and good luck with that. Maybe once you get that Master's, you can be a full-fledged professor like volstylexx.
 
you clearly must not know much at all about teaching and being a professor. Shocking.

You can be a professor with a bachelors degree and at most schools with a masters. The PhD is only about getting tenure - but i'm sure you already knew that. You're very wise to be 24. Is there anything you don't know?

So are you an adjunct professor of facebook?
 
pro·fes·sor noun \prə-ˈfe-sər\
Definition of PROFESSOR

1: one that professes, avows, or declares
2a : a faculty member of the highest academic rank at an institution of higher education b : a teacher at a university, college, or sometimes secondary school c : one that teaches or professes special knowledge of an art, sport, or occupation requiring skill
— pro·fes·so·ri·al \ˌprō-fə-ˈsȯr-ē-əl, ˌprä-\ adjective
— pro·fes·so·ri·al·ly \-ē-ə-lē\ adverb
— pro·fes·sor·ship \prə-ˈfe-sər-ˌship\ noun
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So are you full-time permanent faculty at a university, or not?

If by "professor" you meant "one who professes," then you may be lining up OK with your dictionary up there, but you wouldn't exactly be using the term like the general public would.
 
Whether or not I would enjoy spending time talking at length about economics with you could probably be answered quickly by hearing what you think of the Mercatus Center.

well why don't you have that discussion in PM's or another thread since this is the basketball forum. Thanks :hi:
 

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