MIDWESTERN PRAGMATISM. The right answer for this era, or any era.

When I walked into undergraduate finance classes and asked, "How many want to go get a kick-ass job on Wall Street and make a ton of money?" not a single hand was raised. The students are mostly kids from Wisconsin studying the basics—management, accounting, corporate finance.

Via Newmark's Door, where a commenter quips, "Wall Street doesn't have fish boils or cheese curd."

Superintendent's disclosure: BBA in public utilities and transportation, conferred May 1975, before the College of Business received all those new buildings.