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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2023 · 53 MIN

A Harvard Recruiter vs the Dean of a Trades School on Should Students go to Trade School?

from Character Debates · host Michael Harrison

Lots of students have made their decision on what they're doing after high school, and for those who haven't, we got an episode for you!!! This week, we're debating if kids should go to a Trades school. Hit play and learn as an eloquent Harvard recruiter mentally challenges the Dean of "I'm a Smart Boy Trades School" on where the brightest should go! In this one, they discuss a variety of important post secondary topics such as high tuition rates, dumb students who bite, and wooden dildos! All judged by a 17 year old genius student who is considering both schools!  Moderator: Michael Harrison  Walton Garbo: Lukas Arnold  Eugene Foster Willington: Brian Scott McFadden  Kurt Vilhauer: Jake Vevera

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