It’s an industry standard, sure. But a particular publisher can do whatever they want regarding their clients’ work or the holdings.

I leave a nice tip and no vomit. I pick my towels up and put them in the bathroom for easy collection and throw away any garbage or food items.

No it isn’t.

Well, this is some hot bullshit.

NCAA is a make-work organization for old wannabe athletes to get their rocks off telling young people who’ve made it that they have to live up to a standard last kept successfully in the 1900s by “gentlemen” athletes who had a private and/or family income to support them in college.

Funsies. Something to do.

Then you end up losing elections.

I skipped right down to the comments section because, at this point, all the editors on Splinter are so disingenuous and click-baiting, it’s best to find out quickly if anything they’ve written adds up to anything worth actually reading.

The whole thing is pitched at the old people who like Trump and watch Fox.

The whole thing is pitched at the old people who like Trump and watch Fox.

“Socialism is great,until you run out of other people’s money.”

Frankly, if you had any desire to vote for Trump, you were a fucking idiot.

The Ivys don’t produce the best thinkers, they produce the most able to operate in that specific system.

Yeah and Yale did not produce ONLY a long line of NatSec psychos.

There is no such thing as an ideology or philosophy perfectly executed. Anywhere, at any point in time. We try to get closer to it in the best of times and wander from it in the worst.

Oh, well, I guess you’ll show us.

Only if one is stupid.

A specific system we all engage in and that isn’t going to change because you say it enough times. Where do you think you are living?

Elitism isn’t a bad thing when the point is to get the smartest people.

Ivy Leaguers aren’t the problem. This isn’t 1960. The Ivy League has produced many diverse thinkers and leaders of color, male and female, so cut the crap.