Re:Johnson and Johnson is getting rid of its script logo aft...
by stetrain on Friday September 15, 2023 @11:14AM
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What's the alarm? Without cursive you can still communicate perfectly well by most forms of reading and writing, with the specific exception of longer form hand-written documents which are becoming rare in society.
In elementary school I learned cursive and was told it was very important because when I got to college all professors would require submissions to be in neat, legible cursive writing.
When I got to high school any submission not printed in Times New Roman, 12pt, Double Spaced would be graded as zero.
When I got to college it was the same but submitted to an online portal instead of printed.
In elementary school I learned cursive and was told it was very important because when I got to college all professors would require submissions to be in neat, legible cursive writing.
When I got to high school any submission not printed in Times New Roman, 12pt, Double Spaced would be graded as zero.
When I got to college it was the same but submitted to an online portal instead of printed.