> How do you keep from forgetting things that you learned in school, but
> don't use everyday? I just got a B.S in Electronics Engineering
> Technology in May of 2003 from Virginia State University and feel like I
> am forgetting so much of what I have learned. What can you do to fight
> that?

This is why we have reference books. The human mind generally finds
it difficult to remember important details that aren't used much
(yet it can easily remember the theme song to Gilligan's Island...).

The best I can say is to try to use what you need. You keep a knife
sharp by honing it when it is not in use; you should do the same for
your mind.
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