... we still have politicians who think that global warming isn't at least affect by industrialized nations.
It must be those elves at the North pole again.
After all, they're the only ones onto whom blame can be placed lately.
They're probably the father of Dannielynn Smith. >.
Exactly why has this become our top priority.
I've watched from forty miles away as they've closed down Detroit schools and shut that community out more than they already are. Places like Detroit and inner Flint are struggling to even fit the definition of a city in the first world, and now our economic priority is... digital audio players!
Oh, yeah. Because we all know that they're going to go home and put on their device scientific podcasts and discussions debating the importance of the Han Dynasty in China.
We all know how academically sound students are anyway.
THIRTY EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS?
We just had an election centered on our business tax and how we can appropriate funds once we remove it. WELL THERE YOU GO.
Better yet, let's spend that 38 million reviving the education system to include some kind of motivation and benefit to graduate well.
But now. Now teachers and future teachers, like me, will get to hear "Sorry Mrs. Teacher, I didn't do my homework podcast thing because I had to rip cd's onto the ipod."
Great job on the priorities, little Jimmy. Your government hath done thineself proud.
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... we still have politicians who think that global warming isn't at least affect by industrialized nations. It must be those elves at the North pole again. After all, they're the only ones onto whom blame can be placed lately. They're probably the father of Dannielynn Smith. >.
Exactly. Maybe my Spanish degree from Grand Valley will not only help me be a Spanish teacher, but may be a fallback for if I have to move to Mexico.
Exactly why has this become our top priority. I've watched from forty miles away as they've closed down Detroit schools and shut that community out more than they already are. Places like Detroit and inner Flint are struggling to even fit the definition of a city in the first world, and now our economic priority is... digital audio players! Oh, yeah. Because we all know that they're going to go home and put on their device scientific podcasts and discussions debating the importance of the Han Dynasty in China. We all know how academically sound students are anyway. THIRTY EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS? We just had an election centered on our business tax and how we can appropriate funds once we remove it. WELL THERE YOU GO. Better yet, let's spend that 38 million reviving the education system to include some kind of motivation and benefit to graduate well. But now. Now teachers and future teachers, like me, will get to hear "Sorry Mrs. Teacher, I didn't do my homework podcast thing because I had to rip cd's onto the ipod." Great job on the priorities, little Jimmy. Your government hath done thineself proud.