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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: tonto who wrote (134253)	6/2/2012 9:24:24 AM
From: TideGlider	5 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 224706

Looks like Kenneth probably feels he was knee capped by Obama with baseball bats. He will be back. If Walker loses, he will be back with a vengeance. lol If the Supreme Court rules Healthcare constitutional he will be a gorilla! However, if healthcare law is deemed constitutional, there is no hope for this country anyway. Without following the lead of our founding fathers we can be swept away by the intolerant monsters that are waiting in the wings.

To: tonto who wrote (134253)	6/3/2012 12:59:39 AM
From: Paul V.	1 Recommendation Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 224706

tonto, I spoke with the admission officer at Stevens College, a private institution, at Columbia, Mo. today at a graduation exercise. I asked him what the annual tuition cost was at Stevens College. His statement was $27,000 annually. Since he is in competition with MU, Columbia, a state school, I asked what is the difference between the State Schools and the private schools. He replied, that State School have financial support from the State, plus the State Schools have a basic tuition charge plus course add ons per hour. The private schools compile the total tuition cost. This cleared what appears to be the discrepancy between the private schools and public schools He stated one of his basic discussion with admitting students was to get the potential students to make a decision regarding the accumulation of large debt they may incur against the occupation economic income they will earn against their choice of a vocation (wages and benefits, and employability opportunity). He indicated that that course of study which a student choses when against the economic return on their investment is one of the most difficult decisions that students and their parents make.