How to Avoid Churning Out "Half-Baked" People

Update: 2020-01-15

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Interview with Prof. Gordon Jones on his efforts to establish Mount Liberty College and create well-balanced, happy, human beings.

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How to Avoid Churning Out "Half-Baked" People

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How to Avoid Churning Out "Half-Baked" People