On his radio program yesterday:

Rush Limbaugh responded to a woman with a classical studies degree who was complaining (via a sign at a protest) that she could not get a job. This led Limbaugh to suggest that perhaps she should not have taken a classical studies degree in the first place, wondering aloud why someone at her college didn't tell her it was a worthless degree.

Chris Perrin responded to Rush Limbaugh at Inside Classical Education. Take a few moments to consider his thoughtful points and great examples (from Joe Paterno to Steve Jobs).

Among fortune 500 companies it is not business but English which is the more common major among company CEOs. It just may be the case that studying literature, language and humanity may just be a terrific preparation for creatively and wisely serving and leading...other humans.