MisK.

[IED0DXM%MVS.OAC.UCLA.EDU@mitvma.mit.edu]

   So, it looks as though Larry Hernandez finally got it back in the mail!
If that isn't a good enough reason for Kate fans to travel to San Jose
to attend his party, IED doesn't know what would be...Anyway, IED for
one will be there with bells on.

   By the way, Kate never said any such thing about passing 4 A-Levels,
or any A-levels at all. She _did_ pass 10 O-levels, and that's all.
She also took her "mock A-level exams", for which she returned to
school for a day, after having dropped out.  That's all any of us know.
IED was under the impression that merely "passing" O-levels doesn't
really indicate the braininess of the student--that it also matters
what the individual scores were for each exam. Is that not so? On the
other hand, passing 10 is unusual enough to indicate superior academic
potential.
   Obviously, IED does not agree that discussion of Kate Bush's
school history is irrelevant or uninteresting, nor does he think the
subject has yet been exhausted, since we have not yet arrived at the
facts. It's all a part of The Whole Story.

-- Andrew Marvick, who wants to be a scholar, but he really can't be
   bothered...