Zorro
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As to schools, even the best universities have yielded to economic necessity (or temptation) and are now using adjuncts to teach the majority of their classes. While adjuncts are, in my experience, in no way intrinsically inferior to tenured or tenure-track profs, far too many of whom regard teaching classes as a necessary but bothersome nuisance, and in many cases are better, the typical adjunct these days is teaching perforce an extremely heavy load, often at two or even three institutions, which keeps him/her exhausted. Many of them do just fine, even under the circumstances, but many get swamped. The moral is that the actual kind of education a student gets is likely to be about the same wherever it is acquired. (Except at you-know-where, eh Triad?)