Dear Dr. Hogan, When I was in graduate school we had to research and write a number of papers per class and a major theises at the end of course in order to obtain a 3.75 GPA to graduate. I had one professor who stated that the quality and writing style of the paper in question was not nearly as important as was the proof of the statements made by the writer.

He emphasized that in a college or university setting every student was called upon to write and or dissertate and a number of these would do so at levels he considered minimal but passable. However, he insisted "as long as the research and anotations are accurate, succinct, applicable and in goodly number you will get a very good grade because of the research and proof of statements you endeavor to attach to your work".

Dr. Hogan, I have read portions of your book and I do so pursuing thoughts topically. I am very deeply impressed by your knowledge, logic and overall ability to clearly express the difficult. What really gets me, Dr. Hogan, is the depth and quality of your research, your proof. These among much of the whole helped me erase any doubt or questions regarding the validity of your statements.

You are a teacher above teachers and I assure you, Sir, I know of one who would give you a very good passing grade.

With sincere appreciation,

Del Dyar