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history as an economist, many of his theories touch on social aspects which likely explains why many college professors often refer to him. Marx has written of the human desire for interaction and identified the means in which humans work collectively. Perhaps this lends to both Marx's credibility and those in the academic community who refer to his writings. There seems a solid and undeniable distinction between two seemingly unrelated subjects. Take childhoold as an example.

If childhood is the framework and role-play for adult life. Then, certainly college is a preparation for all things we call life. Although we think of it as a means to entering our profession of choice. Instead, it encompasses everything we take for granted. The phrase, "the big picture" suggests it best. In the same respect, Marx seemed to honor this relativity and ultimately he may be the first to recognize that life requires monetization.

Moreover, the good life as it has been referred by many, requires an optimum level of financial aid to sustain it. A balanced life, then, if there is one, happens when a human can find a way in which to satisfy all aspects, obligations, and responsibilities. Perhaps this demonstrates why university scholars and college professors tend to use Marx as an illustration and influence in today's society.

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