Ben Stein is mentioned in your list here, and he is much more than an actor. He holds degrees in economics and law, and is a professor of those two subjects at Pepperdine College. (Possibly emeritus, now) He has a dry sense of humor and was able to observe the seemingly autistic presentation of many economists, making for himself a chara…
Ben Stein is mentioned in your list here, and he is much more than an actor. He holds degrees in economics and law, and is a professor of those two subjects at Pepperdine College. (Possibly emeritus, now) He has a dry sense of humor and was able to observe the seemingly autistic presentation of many economists, making for himself a character of the professor teaching with effort and determination to students he has made almost insensate by his lecture style. I think he should be recognized for his academic accomplishment as well as his thespian skill.
Ben Stein is mentioned in your list here, and he is much more than an actor. He holds degrees in economics and law, and is a professor of those two subjects at Pepperdine College. (Possibly emeritus, now) He has a dry sense of humor and was able to observe the seemingly autistic presentation of many economists, making for himself a character of the professor teaching with effort and determination to students he has made almost insensate by his lecture style. I think he should be recognized for his academic accomplishment as well as his thespian skill.
Hi Sam. I list what folks are most known for...with a link to Wikipedia for those that want to know more. Cheers!