I’ve got no problem with this but only as soon as the millions of Americans locked away in prison for dealing far less than this amount get to write an essay too,

Wait wait wait. Are you telling me an instructor made students stop an inappropriate activity, gave them a way to correct the matter in a discrete manner, and taught them how to self-reflect and learn from their actions so they could have a better future after they were no longer in his care? And he’s won a bunch of…

Not really outraged. Anyone who actually cared about the kids wouldn't have gone to the cops. I guess he's an asshole for not ruining their lives over something most college students do.

As an educator who can appreciate a teachable moment and would want to shield my students from felony punishment for such seemingly minor crimes, this all gives me anxiety, but I don’t have a scrip, so I’ll drink.

Seems reasonable. Better than getting the cops involved and people having their lives ruined.

Deadspin opinion: punishment kinda sorta fits the crime.

She’s a piece of shit. The woman stood by while her husband ruined the lives of an endless stream of his victims. Special place in hell for her.

Perhaps I haven’t searched hard enough, but I don’t think anyone is saying they deserved to die because they ran from cops. They died because they made a mistake. You can’t blame the officers for not risking their lives to save theirs. Police have an obligation to do whatever they can within reasonable limits, but…

This makes me think that the justices don’t understand how insurance works. Full stop. You don’t buy insurance for specific medicines and condition. There is no “diabetes insurance” that you specifically buy on the marketplace when you need insulin. You buy comprehensive insurance and the company is gambling that more…

This is why we don't want vacancies on the court.

Some things just are.

Freshmen college track athletes do not, as it were, have a large collection of subjects on wire photo services.