American colleges and universities

The average college student spends eight to 10 hours a day on a smartphone. Eighty percent of college students report feeling frequently stressed, and one in 10 have been diagnosed with anxiety, depression or other mental disorders. Like the rest of the country, universities are fraught with busyness and competing distractions. Students rush around, faces buried in smart phones and heads cluttered with things to do.Given this grim reality of college life, it's too bad th ...

We're talking the London School of Economics here, folks. They don't come much higher on the educational ladder than that. Some people don't seem to understand that the climate warming scam is all about two things: Power (control) and money. The very moment that money and control became aligned with the question of global warming, any pretense at scientific inquiry flew out the window and the vultures (yes, folks, scientists can be extremely vulturish) convened. ...

" Now they are $205 billion in debt, with students and taxpayers facing the bill." [But to my mind, that's the least of it. They are NOT doing their job.] "A decade-long spending binge to build academic buildings, dormitories and recreational facilities — some of them inordinately lavish to attract students — has left colleges and universities saddled with large amounts of debt. Oftentimes, students are stuck picking up the bill. Overall debt levels more than doubled from ...

Great - more male (?) snowflakes with pansies stuck up their behinds. The male population of this nation is being turned into a bunch of wimps who couldn't fight their way out of a designer messenger bag. Pardon me if I still prefer manly men (and womanly women), and I don't think the male population is infected with "toxic" masculinity or needs any help from liberal university simps. Social engineering of the most extreme (and frightening) variety. You couldn't make ...

A handful of George Washington University political and history professors largely support the idea of adding President Barack Obama’s face to Mount Rushmore – just not quite yet. Are they building a prison named Mt. Rushmore? ...

By Daniel TencerFriday, March 5th, 2010 -- 5:27 pm Officials and student leaders at Virginia colleges are reacting mutedly, so far, to an order from state Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli that the schools stop protecting LGBT students. In a letter (PDF) sent to the state's public colleges and universities and obtained by the Washington Post, Cuccinelli declared that the schools don't have the authority to uphold bans on discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation when the state ...

the people who hold them are getting wage cuts instead of increases. We're ALL in trouble. From the Washington Post: "The stagnation of wages has become an accepted fact across the political spectrum; conservative columnists such as Michael Gerson and David Brooks have acknowledged that workers’ incomes seem to be stuck." "Defenders of right-to-work laws argue that they improve a state’s economy by creating more jobs. But an exhaustive study by economist Lo ...

Please see link. I could not even finish reading this whole article right now it made me so sick. Just for your information. ...

I wonder if the greedy suits in the medical transcription industry will take heed. ...

The Wounded Warrior Project. ...

I cant believe some of the ones they cut and some of the ones they kept! This show is getting kind of ridiculous. If that dog ugly, cry baby drama queen gets on...i dont know if I can watch anymore! UGH! Just my opinion... ...

For those of you that have your nails done at a salon, Is your manicurists American? All the salons in my area & surrounding areas seem to be Korean. Now I don't have a problem with that except for the fact that most don't speak English. Whatever happened to Americans doing nails. It's really hard to communicate when you aren't speaking the same language. ...

Is it just me or does anyone else find AI boring this year? I don't think the talent is that great. I loved when Matt and Scott sang last night. ...

And is sometimes or all the time? My cheap one was ruined by the wind so I should buy a new one. ...

I am really loving the show this year. Who do you think will be going home tonight?. I think it could either be Paul, Haley or Pia. I am hoping it is not Casey, James or Scotty. ...

This guy gave a speech on C-Span, but I couldn't find it there. Response to Calderon's speech. I did find it on: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ldx8gZDwZWs ...

I know, I know. It can be a bit lame but I've been watching it for years. Who do you think will win this year? I originally thought it would definitely be Jessica Sanchez, now I'm not so sure. That Joshua can certainly sing, although he wasn't my favorite at first, but he has grown on me. Holly has also stepped it up a few notches. Guess it's up to the voters now. ...

Another international crisis . . . terrorists at it again: Fox News has confirmed that one American has died in the hostage standoff at an Algerian gas complex. Officials told the Associated Press the deceased American is Texas resident, Frederick Buttaccio. It is unclear how he died. Earlier Friday, the State Department confirmed there are still American hostages being held by an Al Qaeda-linked group at the gas plant, deep in the Saharan desert. When asked about a report that the grou ...

Robert Reich's status. January 19 People ask me all the time why we don't have a revolution in America, or at least a major wave of reform similar to that of the Progressive Era or the New Deal or the Great Society -- given that middle incomes are sinking, the ranks of the poor are swelling, and almost all the economic gains are going to the top. The answer is complex, but three reasons stand out: (1) The working class is paralyzed with fear it will lose the jobs and w ...

I have started collecting American Girl dolls and outfits for my granddaughter who just adores these dolls, the books and the outfits since she got one of the dolls as a gift. Anyone who wants to sell their American Girl things, please contact me. I am trying to put together a complete collection for her. Thanks! ...

There are some here who need to provide some facts instead of rhetoric. Here is the source "straight from the horses mouth." This is to be presented to Congress today. http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2011/09/08/fact-sheet-american-jobs-act Many of the proposals will favor the retention of jobs in the United States rather than the offshore outsourcing. As I am sure everyone remembers, Democrats tried to propose anti-offshore legislation between June 2010 through September 20 ...

What happened to good ole talent? Sure don't like the new American Idol. They really need to leave out the sob stories and crocodile tears Oh, poor me, I had a hard life, I was in an accident, I had a horrid disease, someone picked on me, waah, waah, waah. ...

Any comments on the new American Idol. I really enjoyed Wednesday's show I thought it was funny and refreshing. I have not seen Thursday and read where the reviews were not great. I think Jennifer Lopez will learn to say no as time goes on. I thought the segment about the boy that lived in the shelter in the bronx was so emotional and you can the family bond between the two brothers. What do you think? ...

I'm not an American Idol fan, but this cracked me up. The look on Edna's face when Simon was laughing was a hoot! And then what she did afterwards. Just thought it was funny. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yixDe8PZDj8&feature=related ...

I say every year I am not going to be caught up in the moment and here I go again. Last night's show was really good as far as the talent and tonight is turning out to be some of the same. What was the guy's name, Tyler, last night that sang "Let's Get it On", oh my, my! Guess I am hooked again. ...

I plan to give this a try the next time this happens to me. If anyone has heard of this before and tried it, did it work? Now that I know it is the LAW - I will do it for sure! > > > > Any time you call an 800 number (for a credit card, banking, charter communications, health and other insurance, computer help desk, etc) and you find that you're talking to a foreign customer service representative (perhaps in India, Philippines, etc), > > please c ...

I was reminded of America as I browsed these. Capitalism at its finest! LOL. ...

By Jes Alexander on June 21, 2010 WASHINGTON, DC (Herald de Paris) - So much of the handling of this BP Oil Disaster (a name for this mess we are advocating as it does not downgrade the situation, since IT’S NOT A SPILL) has been left to BP, out of the hands of the international science community and away from US federal agencies, I thought I might remind you all of what might happen if this hemorrhaging of crude oil is allowed to continue much longer: Think Gulf Stream. Called ...

American colleges and universities

Trump supporters cannot - wake up

Bull roar they all pay full tuition. Too many of them get - special grants here on our dime. nm

That is not what the universities are saying - Resist Trump

The foreign students who pay full tuition..... - sm

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