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Update Dead Man On Campus: Still Boss! Campus Man: Great 80s movie That was then...This is now: I am a big SE Hinton fan and this was okay Up The Creek: This is my next one

I think that Kentucky offered him today

This is painful

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I wonder if this means they won't get Glyn Watson

I will be thrilled and shocked if TA ends up completing OVER 56% of his passes and has less than 15 ints. So, I guess with that being said it means I would be thrilled and shocked if he was at 57% and 14 ints...Yikes

That is a very good point! Texting and email allow me to keep in touch with more friends than I ever would have bothered with just 10 years ago or so.

I don't even know what to think anymore when it comes to my prediction...

Abes will/should be fine on the defensive side (That is the transfer, right?) Hammond is a project...he will be pushed around in the Big Ten

Don't get me started on the meds...wow...an 8th grade boy pushes another boy and they have to put one on meds and the other needs to see a counselor

Ha! Lots of good points! I love it! Also, cheating and plagiarism is rampant here too. China also does/did boast a 100% literacy rate, which is BS...considering that they have thousands of villages with no schools at all in those areas. But, that is not really what this article is about. We do have great internet here! But, in a sense it is what the article is about. The US has a goal (rightfully so) to educate everyone. That isn't the case in China and some other countries. Gee....do you think we would be viewed better if our goal was only to educate a top certain percentage of the kids? I meant that the article was not about the villages in China and how poor they are...

Ha! Lots of good points! I love it! Also, cheating and plagiarism is rampant here too. China also does/did boast a 100% literacy rate, which is BS...considering that they have thousands of villages with no schools at all in those areas. But, that is not really what this article is about. We do have great internet here!

I love your post! Let me add my 6 dollars... 1. Parents are the problem 99% of the time...not kids. When I was a kid a bad grade meant a beating...now a bad grade means the parents need to meet with the teacher to let the teacher know that the kid "has always done well in the past" with the hint that it is the teachers fault. Bad grade + beating/punishment = higher grade. 2. Of course we send more kids off to college...we have a huge population compared to all but two other countries...so that makes sense. Plus, college is amazeballs 3. Other countries do have better schools for kids ages 5-18...mostly because of the parents expectations. I have this horrible person I know that I hope has bad things happen to her all the time and she spent time in China studying their methods of education. She ask the teachers "What do you do when a student doesn't complete their homework, is there a detention is there a zero policy is there a homework room"...they looked at her like she was crazy and basically said "Yeah...kids just do their homework...They know they have to do it" Again that goes back to parents. 4. Kids need to be held accountable at school but they can't be...because we are soft. You mess up over and over, you are gone. You can't come back until your parents take a freaking class and learn how to control you. Let me add one more thing...fear is an amazing motivator.