You must be a bootlicker who always does what he's told by his betters.

It's not destruction. It's vandalism. A misdemeanor for which they cannot place you under citizens arrest. It just leads to hours of wages paid to reorganize the store.

You need to look up what a violent crime is.

I will destroy your store on the way out. Every single shelf will be emptied onto the floor. Every display toppled.

You don't have to remember 2008 to have had your life impacted by it during your formative years.

The students still get grades the first year, so they can accurately assess where they are at without penalizing them for going to a shit high school that passes everyone.

At U of M, that's more of a community service.

I basically did nothing in high school because good grades didn't matter. As far as I was concerned, it was pass/fail.

If it were me entering college where first year grades don't count, I would just extend that strategy another year.

Honestly, unless you are worried about falling behind and not understanding the material (never a problem I had), it is the rational decision to make.

Sorry meant to say "before". Point stands. A large portion of 18 year olds - perhaps 30% - were alive in 2008.

All of them born after Aug 13.

If they get washed out first semester, great.

But if they rack up there and a half years of student loan debt and then wash out, that is a problem society should be addressing.

But those are the easy classes you can use to pad your overall GPA. Would be nice to be able to opt in.

It's also been reported Paramount has long term plans to move production to other states anyway. Which means a merger means losing Warner revenue.

Netflix.

There's no reason for a state to sit down with a bad faith actor. When he wanted this deal to go through he went to his daddy and his daddy's orange daddy. Since he didn't want a seat at the table to have a discussion, the state shouldn't play his games.