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To: redfish who wrote (88788)	11/19/2004 11:39:11 AM
From: epicure	Respond to of 108807

Well Dr. Redfish Now you have been addressed as Dr. Actually, that sounds pretty good...Dr. Redfish

To: redfish who wrote (88788)	11/19/2004 11:45:37 AM
From: Rainy_Day_Woman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108807

yes but will you answer?

To: redfish who wrote (88788)	11/19/2004 2:29:33 PM
From: jlallen	Respond to of 108807

Every graduate department I am aware of frowns on getting more than one degree from the same college. Occasionally people go on for a masters at the school they earned a BA from. But PhD's should definitely be acquired elsewhere. If you got your Masters from U of O, you took your courses from the same people who would be your PhD instructors. We all know each professor has about 15 minutes total of unique information to contribute. 3 degrees from the same university... shameful. In my opinion, the reason no body calls you "Dr." is because such a person would be unemployable in the field in research and business, or at the professoriate. It would be virtually impossible for you to make an empirical contribution. I'll bet you'll never divulge the topic and nature of your dissertation. Judging by your posts, I'll bet it was lame as they are. J.