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August 06, 2006

Too Many EIntro

The Curious Cat Science and Engineering Blog (July 24, 2006) discussed an article by Paul Craig Roberts called Jobs Update: The Death of U.S. Engineering. Paul Craig Roberts pointed out that reports from Duke University that 30-40 percent of students in its master

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Posted by Nick
Posted on August 6, 2006 04:59 PM

Interesting view point. I also feel the same way because I have many relatives who are engineers but have succeeded in different industries. Even if engineering jobs become scarce, the demand for them in other sectors will more than likely remain.

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