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Friday, December 10, 2004
Crappy college textbooks: Just one more today Another winner from Dye’s Politics in America. In order to appreciate this one, you have to know that Congress meets in the Capitol building, and what the Capitol looks like. It would also be helpful if you could recognize the White House. Apparently those things are not common knowledge among the people cranking out political science texts at Prentice-Hall’s Pearson Education division. 
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