[IP] Fwd: Columbia terminates Kermit Project after 30 years (fwd)

I don't think that I can remember ANYTHING else as offensive as Clancy and Harvey's remarks. There were a few other remarks worthy of note in the same presentation, including their assertion that recursion was the only possible way to scan a multi-dimensional array, that SCHEME (a LISP variant) was the only language in which that particular problem example COULD BE solved, and their LIE that the UC Berkeley catalog had been rewritten "about 5 years ago" to reflect their "new" model of lower division CS. (when confronted with the current catalog, they asserted that it was a "throwback glitch"; they ceased responding when I presented copies of the previous 5 years of catalogs.) They took long enough to type in their code of their SCHEME "only possible language" solution for me to write C, FORTRAN, BASIC, and half of the PROCEDURE DIVISION of COBOL. C'mon guys, scanning all elements of a multi-dimensional array is NOT more than trivial.