- Apr 28, 2008
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anyone on NT participate in your cities May Day Protest on Monday?
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Originally Posted by a55a5in11
talk about a hipster gathering.
when i watched on tv all i saw were 20 year olds who needed to shower
Originally Posted by hongcouver604
Originally Posted by a55a5in11
talk about a hipster gathering.
when i watched on tv all i saw were 20 year olds who needed to shower
word, bunch of weird indie hipsters looking to cause ruckus, even smashed up Niketown, smh.
These mofos should occupy a job.
Do you not think that cutting public funding for higher education will decrease the cost and bring more value to it? If people have to pay out of pocket rather than deferring costs it might actually cause people to take it more seriously and make the education more valuable.Originally Posted by Don Dela Vega
Originally Posted by hongcouver604
Originally Posted by a55a5in11
talk about a hipster gathering.
when i watched on tv all i saw were 20 year olds who needed to shower
word, bunch of weird indie hipsters looking to cause ruckus, even smashed up Niketown, smh.
These mofos should occupy a job.
then you saw exactly what the media wanted everyone to see... the negative side of the protests.
Occupy a job huh? One of the reasons so many were out there was because of the high *$$ unemployment rate. The unemployment rate for college graduates has been the highest since 1970.
tuition getting higher, while financial aid like pell grants are on the verge of getting cut off.
for real. not niketowns fault they got a degree in something dumb like art historyOriginally Posted by crcballer55
Do you not think that cutting public funding for higher education will decrease the cost and bring more value to it? If people have to pay out of pocket rather than deferring costs it might actually cause people to take it more seriously and make the education more valuable.Originally Posted by Don Dela Vega
Originally Posted by hongcouver604
word, bunch of weird indie hipsters looking to cause ruckus, even smashed up Niketown, smh.
These mofos should occupy a job.
then you saw exactly what the media wanted everyone to see... the negative side of the protests.
Occupy a job huh? One of the reasons so many were out there was because of the high *$$ unemployment rate. The unemployment rate for college graduates has been the highest since 1970.
tuition getting higher, while financial aid like pell grants are on the verge of getting cut off.
Besides, nobody is forcing anyone to go to college so if someone racked up more than they can pay back it's their fault.