I think we can all agree that studying for the test is/has been a
valuable learning experience. I certainly was reminded of all the things
I did know, and a number of things I didn't, or had partially forgotten
through lack of use. But while STUDYING for the exams can be a learning
experience, the TEST is not, that's all I was saying. I mentioned this
because I thought it would be valuable to really see how I did on the
test, and I was surprised that is not offered as a component of the
process, so I thought I'd let someone who hasn't gone through the
exercise know (or perhaps remind them of) what the function of the end
game is. 

William Creamer
New York, New York
212 728-3448






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