Hello, I just wanted to thank Kevin for such accurate description of the terms Bohemian vs Czech. That was by far the best summary/ definition that I have read and I couldn't have said it better. As to education, we all know the situation. I agree with Kevin and Canada is not far behind, although they don't want to admit it. I have a daughter in High School, I should know. Next year they are taking calculus out of the curriculum, as well as "advanced" concepts of interest and other financial calculations, so that future graduates won't be able to understand their mortgage terms and the economic reports. Gabriela.

Would we be wrong in assuming that Bohemians are just German Czechs? I have read that Bohmen is the German word for Czech, in the Wikipedia encyclopedia. Gabriela Novak wrote: > Hello, I just wanted to thank Kevin for such accurate description of > the terms Bohemian vs Czech. That was by far the best summary/ > definition that I have read and I couldn't have said it better. > As to education, we all know the situation. I agree with Kevin and > Canada is not far behind, although they don't want to admit it. I > have a daughter in High School, I should know. Next year they are > taking calculus out of the curriculum, as well as "advanced" concepts > of interest and other financial calculations, so that future > graduates won't be able to understand their mortgage terms and the > economic reports. > Gabriela. > > > ==== CZECH Mailing List ==== > The mailing list is configured to reply only to the list. If you are > making a personal reply to a poster, it will be necessary to delete > the list address and add the individual's address. > >