Ah, but for the excesses of youth...In reply to Mr. Curry's comments.

All I wanted to do with my post was to alert individuals who were thinking of coming to the school what they might encounter; Mr. Curry has taken ad hominem argument and invective to a whole new level.

Mr. Curry is rather new to teaching, and I think in totaly, he has less than 16 months as a classroom teacher. Gracious I have that much time walking the halls of schools (including colleges and universities) I have taught at. If memory serves he does not even have a valid teaching license from any state in the U.S.

Mr. Curry "better love the place" he has signed on for a full year. Mr. Curry, why didn't you tell the reader you are "tight" with the recruiter and break bread with her almost every evening? Hmmm. Would that vitiate your "argument?"

Mr. Curry conveniently ignores my comments about the "missplaced" master keys. The one's that open the apartment to every foreign teacher in this program. Hello! Where did my passport and money go? Oops. No new locks. Let's go have lunch.

All in all Mr. Curry has missed the crux of my post: ask some questions. If you are "comfy" with all the "good things" to which Mr. Curry alludes then dismiss my
post with a tisch, tisch, the ramblings of an old retired teacher who has seen and heard more than his share of bull guano. By the way my less educated friend,
at my age you get senile not immature.

When you have made a bad bargain hold it all the closer...you have to live with it. The Doc