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Jessaveryja wrote:

Fred wrote:Level of School (h.s., grade school, college, none): PhD.

Two PhDs on Particracy, must be to balance out the swarm of Teenagers and College Students.

Don't discard the fact that some individuals here are kind of mature (aka. old) and are very knowledgeable at what they do despite the fact of not having a Ph. D. The fact is that some careers do not require a Ph. D or similar degree.

Mr.Yankees wrote:

Jessaveryja wrote:

Fred wrote:Level of School (h.s., grade school, college, none): PhD.

Two PhDs on Particracy, must be to balance out the swarm of Teenagers and College Students.

Don't discard the fact that some individuals here are kind of mature (aka. old) and are very knowledgeable at what they do despite the fact of not having a Ph. D. The fact is that some careers do not require a Ph. D or similar degree.

I know, I was just saying that there are two doctors. I wasn't discounting anyone, especially not Adjective(Sorry for not knowing spelling of username).

Party Name and Nation: Christliche Liberalen Allianz, Greater Hulstria
Real Name: REDACTED
Age: 24
General Location: Southern California
General Political Affiliation: Moderate
General Religious Affiliation: Catholic
Professional Goal/Current Occupation: currently a Research Analyst
Relationship status: REDACTED
Favorite genre of music: I listen to just about everything but rap, though I have been known to enjoy Eminem from time to time
Level of School: Master of Public Policy in International Relations and American Politics; working on J.D. now.
Hobbies: Baseball, tennis, reading, gardening, traveling, golf, news
NationStates Nation Name: Hamptonshire, though I haven't been active for about two years.
Other information: I first joined particracy back in Sept 2005.

Level of School: Master of Public Policy in International Relations and American Politics; working on J.D. now.

I am impressed. Not too many people go for an MPP these days. Though I find that mandating two concentrations (which I assumed applies to you as well-correct me if I am wrong) is useless. Students shouldn't have to take classes on a subject they don't find attractive. I do get the whole being a "well-rounded individual" but I still think it's pointless.

Anyways, enough of my ranting about the current educational system. Congratulations on your achievement, sir. Are you going to go into international law by any chance?

Party Name and Nation: It depends.
Real Name: Steven
Age: 19
General Location: Canada
General Political Affiliation: Moderate
General Religious Affiliation: Catholic/Havent been to church in years and was never confirmed.
Professional Goal/Current Occupation: Student
Relationship status: Single
Favorite genre of music: Punk Rock - Against Me!, Rise Against, NOFX, The Offspring
Level of School: Going into 3rd year of university - Majoring in Political Science and History (Double Major)
Hobbies: Poker, Sports, Hockey, Movies, Working out, Anything cottage related
NationStates Nation Name: Kingdom of Kanartica - Havent logged on in awhile.
Other information: Started playing particracy in 2006.

Mr.Yankees wrote:

Level of School: Master of Public Policy in International Relations and American Politics; working on J.D. now.

I am impressed. Not too many people go for an MPP these days. Though I find that mandating two concentrations (which I assumed applies to you as well-correct me if I am wrong) is useless. Students shouldn't have to take classes on a subject they don't find attractive. I do get the whole being a "well-rounded individual" but I still think it's pointless.

Anyways, enough of my ranting about the current educational system. Congratulations on your achievement, sir. Are you going to go into international law by any chance?

Those were the concentrations that I picked. My program offered four different concentrations, allowing students to pick up to two (IR, American Politics, State and Local Policy, and Economics). International Law and National Security law are my two areas of interest, but I'm also more than a bit interested in administrative law.

I'm too lazy, so I'll just copy this from the old forums.

Damn. I never though Nasty-George would be such a junior... <- (I copied this too just for Nasty-George)


Party Name and Nation: It's a secret! Ha!
Real Name:
Age: 24
General Location: Helsinki, Finland
General Political Affiliation [if any]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Coalition_Party I supported the Nuorsuomalainen Puolue (Party of the Young Finns) and LKP (Liberal Peoples Party) before they both scattered.
General Religious Affiliation [if any]: Custom Christian? I'm member of the Evangelic Lutheran Chruch and will most likely be for the rest of my life, but I'm not Lutheran. I have my own weird Gnostic-Christian mess that I believe in.
Professional Goal/Current Occupation: Currently studying Medicine in Helsinki University.
What is your favorite genre of music: Lately, Finnish Punk Rock.
Hobbies: Ice Hockey, Football (The one where you kick a BALL with your FEET, not the one where you grab and EGG with your HANDS), Squash and Getting Wasted every weekend.
Level of School (h.s., grade school, college, none): Mm, University candidate? I'm not sure how that translates to english. Bachelor of Medicine?
Other information: I commanded a main battle tank (Leopard 2A4) in the Finnish Army and achieved a rank of Vänrikki (2nd Lieutenant) and studied in the RUK (Reserve Officer School), so if we end up in a dispute in RP war over what is possible in warfare and what is not, I win.

Aha, just admit the fact you never moved on. And who you callin' a junior grandpa?

Getting wasted every weekend was probably the best out of your hobbies.

Using the template as designed by the Supreme Leader of Particracy, Wouter, the master of game worlds, praise is due to him.

Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
Born: 3/21/95
Politics: Social Democratic Monarchist
Economic Left/Right -7.38
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian -3.49
Religion: Schultzist
Professional: Student
Music: The Beatles and Old Country
Television: Hogan's Heroes, Good Eats, Military Channel, and History Channel
Hobbies: Computer Games and Television
Education: Law and Political Science Magnet School next to a casino

Wow you like golf TWoodWil? So do I, I'm an avid player. You play for sport or just for fun? California I hear has a good amount of golf courses; I have subscription to Golf Digest and they mention California alot when they talk about quality golf courses. Connecticut has some good courses but nothing like Pebble Beach for example.