To make a point about government efficiency or something, an Idaho state senator has introduced a bill that he has no intention of actually passing. The proposal would require all Idaho high school students to read Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged and pass a test on it in order to graduate. The Spokane Spokesman-Review reports that state Sen. John Goedde, who chairs the Senate Education Committee, had a perfectly objective (
I read Anthem in grade 11. Thought it was stupid then, still do. One of my impressionable friends thought Atlas Shrugged was brilliant. She never was the brightest bulb.
He fed himself through the power of capitalism!
Well, you had a girlfriend! Obviously you were marked out for sanity already.
Via transvaginal probes with spikes on them. You know, because SLUTS.
"IT'S ALL A CONSPIRACY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
I read Anthem in grade 11. Thought it was stupid then, still do. One of my impressionable friends thought Atlas Shrugged was brilliant. She never was the brightest bulb.
<i>Catch 22</i> would prepare young minds to better face adulthood.
Hazard pay.
Atlas Shrugged didn&rsquo;t make him a Republican, he was born that way.
Atlas Shrugged was required reading in one of my high school classes. I found it extremely boring and not inspiring in any manner.