To the Editor: Your article reminded me of a sign taped to the door to the classics department in the early 1960s at Yale, where I majored in Latin: "Studying the classics teaches you the values you need to live without the money you give up because you studied the classics".
By the way, every time an entrepreneur tells me that their initial target is France only, I try to politely respond: "fine, as long as you made that choice because you studied the alternatives and came to the conclusion that it's the best place to launch that sort of business".
Don't let some bloated city boy in a cheap suit tell you you'll never get a job because you studied Arabic philosophy.
Because you studied you will do well on the test or just understand the topic of what you're learning!
Don't study so hard that by the time you see the answers your mind blanks out because you studied too hard before the exams and you're too stressed out to function.
"I'm not saying how I will beat Ricky Hatton, who is tough and a fighter I respect," says the Pacman, "because when you study an opponent you do not say what you have learnt anywhere but in the ring.
Studying before sleeping helps when you have a text, because, after you study, your brain is still processing the information, and it processes while you're sleeping.
"But actually, there are real similarities because if you study one, you can understand both, because the laws of physics apply to everything.
Don't study around 9 00pm Because after you study, you will be tired.
Don't cram, because even if you study properly, usually cramming doesn't work too well anyway.
