Craig Pulsifer

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• March 27, 2000, on Career Guide for Engineers and Computer Scientists:

  It is an odd world we live in. After reading this forum, I'm left wondering if the general dissatisfaction of higher education expressed has little to do with money, but is in fact symptomatic of a cerebral duality; a sort of "Anal-retentive Creativity" manifesting in the common "Square-peg-in-Round-hole Sydrome". Statistically, my intuition is invalid, but it seems that dwellers of the developed world straddle a fence between reason and interpretation; such as, engineers who muse aloud on photo web sites. In my defence, I admit a personal aquaintance with the dynamic tension fence sitting can cause. In my case, Father always told me Id starve as a poet. Mother (who was an English teacher) told me to keep at the writing. Born at the tail end of the Father Knows Best era, I listened to Dad and received a B.Sc. in Forest Engineering from the University of New Brunswick in 1988. I have worked the bush of New Brunswick, managed woodlots in Nova Scotia, sold process controls to...