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Tool Schools Degree Offered
1. Albright College ___ Agriculture
2. Barry University ___ Art
3. Bates College ___ Automotive Engineering
4. Bloomfield College ___ Boxing
5. Butler University ___ Construction
6. Campbell University ___ Cotton Shirt Manufacturing
7. Colby College ___ Dance
8. Colgate University ___ DeVeterinarian
9. Dartmouth College ___ Domestications
10. DePauw University ___ Fishing
11. Drew University ___ Furniture Design
12. Drexel University ___ Grilling
13. Duke University ___ Haberdashery
14. Lincoln College ___ Highway Design
15. Lycoming College ___ Horticulture
16. Morehouse College ___ Hotel Management
17. Oxford University ___ Lighting Engineer
18. Princeton University ___ Locksmith
19. Stetson University ___ Prevarication
20. Tulane University ___ Regal Studies
21. University of Charleston ___ Soupmaking
22. Webber State College ___ Dentistry
23. Yale University ___ Undertaker

SO I SAYS . . .

This exercise was invented by Keith Harmeyer and his for-
mer student, Lee Steer, as they conversed while Lee was in
college. At the end of each letter, Keith would add a new So
I Says, and in return, Lee would add one to her letters. You
can use this game to build your auditory learning skills.
In each of the following lines, you can respond by selecting
a name that sounds like a word that is described by the first
part of the sentence. For example: If I were to say to you, “So I
says to the guy changing his tire, I says, Jack!” You would re-
alize that a jack is used to change a tire and it is the name of a
person. The coincidence of sounds introduces humor, we
hope. Your job is to notice how many words sound like com-
mon names. The answers are at the end of this chapter.