It goes all the way back to West Point. They have a deliberate approach toward education. Every cadet is not only an athlete, but they all take liberal arts, math, science and engineering, so your brain works on both sides. Speaking on the importance of a multi-dimensional, creative approach to education and learning in an article published by Melissa Steffan on November 4, 2013. |
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