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To the Editor: I read with interest the article "MBA moving east" by Daniel McCabe in the last issue of the McGill Reporter. I focus, in particular, on the following comment: "The faculty (Management) is hoping that its Japanese program will be a money-maker, but its ultimate goal is more ambitious." I am assuming that the "money-making" does not refer to the result of educating students in an effort to produce well-rounded, insightful graduates who will ultimately contribute to society as a whole and become tax-payers. Instead, I am assuming that "money-making" refers to high tuition Instead of shipping off the professors who currently teach in publicly funded programs to teach in a private program, and instead of spending our time and efforts in creating such programs, McGill should be focusing its efforts on lobbying the federal government for increased funding for post-secondary education. Anna Kruzynski |
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