Punting the SAT
Scholastic Aptitude Test: Answering All Questions Incorrectly. This is a knee-slapping account of one person’s attempt to achive the lowest possible score on a SAT examination. The project is fully documented, with lavish illustrations, from the original application to take the test to the white-knuckle stress of finding the wrong answer in a testing environment. Some biting commentary – and from the examples provided I see that the tests are still very culturally biased. Every person planning to take a SAT should read this article. By Colin P. Fahey, May, 2003 [Refer] [Research] [Reflect] [OLDaily]
Don’t know how many of you caught this elsewhere around the net. It demonstrates just what you can accomplish if you have a goal. [via McGee’s Musings]