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I'm taking my 3rd Calc II class this summer, and as you said thought it was cheating fate that I had even made it this far. I was so convinced of this I was considering giving up on my degree with only 15 credit hours to go.... but know... I think this perspective shift may be just what I needed.

if only the world was that black and white... should someone be punished to the full extent of the law because they fall into the grey area? there is no motive for her to steal that, the dress she bought for court was many times more valuable than the necklace - not to mention lawyers fees and possibly her freedom.

i REALLY like the last outfit, but alas it is $600... soo.... now i am wondering if it unusual that i do not spend that much on my outfits...

I was in the same boat at being 26 and being advised that I probably already had exposure to HPV etc, but I went ahead and has the vaccine anyway.... so glad I did! Everyone should get the little ones vaccinated as soon as they can.

recessional... ?

it's really a non-issue, she just traced the IP's nothing more to see there.

fucking BRAVO m'lady. bravo.

Also, misogyny is listed as is violence as one of the things experienced. Semantics, not necessary to be so critical.... the point remains.

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As someone who is getting over drinking too much and some food problems, this is not good.

has the zombie thing officially ended yet? or can we barely contain our overwhelming desire to have a moral excuse to annihilate our fellow citizens?

I am surprised anyone is surprised.

You know, i really just get the feeling that deep down, in her heart of hearts, she wishes she was in a trailer park enjoying the simpler things in life - like wondering where her baby's daddy has been for the last week or eating fast food without feeling bad about it, because no one else does. I'm totally serious.

maybe an entertainment journalist. amy goodman would be an example of a journalist. Murrow. You know...

It's a good idea, but did she have to post a picture of them crying and tell the whole story? Couldn't she have just, you know, sold the toys without crawling up on a cross about it?

My thoughts exactly.

For someone who feels that every host on The View should be considered an entertainer (they are neither journalists or educated on the subjects to which they speak), and thus someone to whose opinion holds only the weight of novel entertainment, her opinion on his opinion means nothing to me.

Is it just me or has this been a particularly terrifying week for woman's rights? Is it a coincidence or a trend we can look forward to? If the latter, what does the woman as an individual do about it?

The only thing that comforts me about this story is that she was ultimately saved from the crowd from a group of Egyptian women, I think we underestimate the power we can have when we focus of the rights of ourselves and each other. Until that happens EVERYWHERE, true respect for women will never happen.

"seven out of 10 U.S. residents think single mothers are bad for society"