The Blind
- Are Ivy League Presidents Grossly Overpaid?
- Fairness — University Presidents Avoid Paying Their Own Taxes
- Dartmouth Caves to SEIU
- Most Californians Think Their Public Universities are Politically Biased
- Data mining may be used to cheat on restrictions on Affirmative Action
- NC Community Colleges push (fantasy) Green Jobs Agenda
- New Obama finanicial aid policy will further inflate Higher-Ed Bubble
Leading The Blind
- Why is anyone surprised? Job prospects for Humanities Ph.D.’s shrinking
- Ivy League bubble watch — students spiral out of control
- Class of 2011′s Loan Debt Jumps
- California students “not so bright” to vote for Prop 30
- Self-inflicted wound — college students voted for Obama even as Obamanomics damages their futures
- Water bottle ban proposed at Northwestern
While in the land of the blind, the one-eyed student is king
- Brandeis students erect Free Speech Wall to protest speech codes
- AZ State women’s group reviving campus chivalry
- National College Republicans May Elect First Female Chair
- Canadian student offers ‘Let it Burn’ fiscal cliff solution
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Comments
Re: the water bottle ban:
New store-bought disposable water bottles are way too thin, almost worthless anyway. They leak in your purse, book bag, etc. Ruined one of my favorite Bibles. I wrote the company to complain, but that did no good. Not even an apology.
Now, I use old plastic diet coca cola and seltzer bottles, wash them in the dishwasher on low heat dry and re-fill them with filtered water at my kitchen sink. I keep a bucket full of water bottles in my car and at the back door to take to the gym, etc. Works great.
Let them dare try to ban my system. Eco-green idiots – bring it!