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... to learn! &# 160 If you need proof of this assumption, consider these two facts: &# 160 • &# 160 Robert Fulghum's book All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten was a best seller and college textbooks never are. &# 160 • &# 160 Go to the best business schools in the country (Harvard, Wharton, LSU, ULL, etc.) and meet the professors. Most of them couldn't survive very long in the real world of business! &# 160 Enough about academics. Let's talk about life: Redneck Festivals. A festival — at least in this part of the country — is a party positioned somewhere between a celebration of life and celebrating life. &# 160 Festivals can be about a crop (Sugar Cane, Rice, Yams, etc.), animals (Oysters, Frogs, etc.) a mixed event (Shrimp and Petroleum), a date (Willie Nelson's Birthday) or the arts (New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, Blue Grass Music, etc.) . Festivals are held at parks, fair grounds, racetracks, boulevards, barns, or city streets — anywhere. &# 160 They can be one day to longer than a week. They can include arts and crafts, music, parades, dancing, eating, drinking, etc. They attract the young, old, and the in-between. Festivals are about life and the real people that live life! &# 160 According to Webster (who wasn't a redneck), a redneck is a "white member of ...