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Fair point. Teenagers are dumb. And so is her "movement".a news anchor was able to trip up a teenager on his TV show. sick burn.The last few minutes are even better. She gets completely owned.I saw that this morning. Was coming in here to post the clip.That mentality is ridiculous. She is so clueless and so many kids her age believe this crap.
I honeslty couldnt make it thru but about 3 minutes of that video.
That was pretty much takeaway too. After that episode aired, Cavuto proceeded to win a 5K against crippled children and completely dominated a weightlifting contest at the local nursing home.
Her name isn't Kelly, it is Keili, pronounce "key-lee".Fair point. Teenagers are dumb. And so is her "movement".a news anchor was able to trip up a teenager on his TV show. sick burn.The last few minutes are even better. She gets completely owned.I saw that this morning. Was coming in here to post the clip.That mentality is ridiculous. She is so clueless and so many kids her age believe this crap.
I honeslty couldnt make it thru but about 3 minutes of that video.
Unless she named herself I don't really see your point.Her name isn't Kelly, it is Keili, pronounce "key-lee".Fair point. Teenagers are dumb. And so is her "movement".a news anchor was able to trip up a teenager on his TV show. sick burn.The last few minutes are even better. She gets completely owned.I saw that this morning. Was coming in here to post the clip.That mentality is ridiculous. She is so clueless and so many kids her age believe this crap.
I honeslty couldnt make it thru but about 3 minutes of that video.
This sums it up.
I REALLY wish we would push this more.
It played like a SNL skit. They need a new face for their movement. News guy needs to clear his throat.a news anchor was able to trip up a teenager on his TV show. sick burn.The last few minutes are even better. She gets completely owned.I saw that this morning. Was coming in here to post the clip.That mentality is ridiculous. She is so clueless and so many kids her age believe this crap.
I honeslty couldnt make it thru but about 3 minutes of that video.
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This is rich coming from the board's Otis wanna-be.
I agree with this... OTOH if these people want to protest and act like they know everything, then they need to get in the ring, and when they do it produces comedy like this video bc they have no clue what the they're talking about.
I talked to Gr8erjoe on the phone this year for about an hour learning about the US Coast Guard. I was hoping to entice my Mexican friend's 18-year old son (he has dual citizenship) to apply as he's pretty directionless right now. My god, after hanging up, I was ready to apply. Whole lotta benefits to working for the US Coast Guard. Joe's sons will have their college mostly paid for as long as they attend California state schools. That's an unbelievable perk.
Congratulations, here is your degree from Rutgers and an application for burger flipper at McDowells.
It's an example. One that applies to many people because Americans love to live above their means. But they don't view it that way. They want other people to pay for things like their children's education because they are living above their means. Of course that doesn't apply to everyone but how do you apply it fairly?
Only a very small handful. Apparently, unless you attend Wharton, MIT, or Princeton your education will be meaningless.
Not to mention many folks that end up in skill positions in the military often translate VERY well to the civillian workplace. Generally develop a great work ethic and are well trained. I have several friends who left military gigs and got some pretty kush jobs in their field as a result of experience.
There are, but that's the nature of the beast in 2015. The piece of paper doesn't guarantee you success, and one could probably argue that there are far too many people graduating with degrees in topics that don't lead to a fruitful area of the job market. That's a problem at both public and private universities. We should probably be doing a better job of making teenagers aware of this. We have spent years pushing folks to pursue their "passion" in school, but sometimes the passion doesn't line up with gainful employment.
As the old adage goes, "If you can't pay on time, do not co-sign."
The State of Washington just enacted tuition reductions at the state's public universities over the next two years.
Generally just getting a BA degree from a mediocre school isn't getting you very far anymore. It's too competitive out there. Sorry you live in this weird bubble but if a hiring committee is quickly looking at a piece of paper to evaluate candidates, they are often assigning more points to somebody with an advanced degree or an undergrad from a superior school.
If you don't think that's the case, then ok.Generally just getting a BA degree from a mediocre school isn't getting you very far anymore. It's too competitive out there. Sorry you live in this weird bubble but if a hiring committee is quickly looking at a piece of paper to evaluate candidates, they are often assigning more points to somebody with an advanced degree or an undergrad from a superior school.
I agree that this is ridiculous. Fix that, and the student loan problem -- to the degree that it's a problem at all -- goes away almost instantly.
Here is my understanding of these two issues:
Generally just getting a BA degree from a mediocre school isn't getting you very far anymore. It's too competitive out there. Sorry you live in this weird bubble but if a hiring committee is quickly looking at a piece of paper to evaluate candidates, they are often assigning more points to somebody with an advanced degree or an undergrad from a superior school.
ok.
The only point I would concede; directly out of school for a youngster, an Ivy League degree will carry more weight than a Rutgers or SUNY degree. As someone develops their professional career, their accomplishments start to outshine the diploma.Generally just getting a BA degree from a mediocre school isn't getting you very far anymore. It's too competitive out there. Sorry you live in this weird bubble but if a hiring committee is quickly looking at a piece of paper to evaluate candidates, they are often assigning more points to somebody with an advanced degree or an undergrad from a superior school.
I don't think this was ever in doubt. You have to work hard, communicate, get along with others etc to be successful. I'll always hire a scrapper, many times from a lesser school, over someone who comes off as entitled in interviews from more "prestigious" schools.
1) Up to 1976 all student loan debt was dischargable. 1976 saw the first restriction, where federal debt had to be more than 5 years old. In 1990, the Feds went from 5 to 7 and in 1998, no discharge was possible without an extreme hardship showing. Private student loan debt was granted same protection in 2005. The exclusion of student loan debt only is relatively recent and quite recent for private lenders.
Sarcasm here, right?
Yep, but tackle on books, dorm or apartment, food, living expense and you are well over $30K. I know, had 3 in college at the same time. Last one is graduating from UC Santa Barbara in June. Light at the end of tunnel. No debt!
She wanted to be on the show. I think Cavuto felt a little sorry for how stupid she sounded because he could have really hammered her.RedmondLonghorn, on 13 Nov 2015 - 2:21 PM, said:Fair point. Teenagers are dumb. And so is her "movement".Fennis, on 13 Nov 2015 - 2:18 PM, said:a news anchor was able to trip up a teenager on his TV show. sick burn.Ookie Pringle, on 13 Nov 2015 - 2:09 PM, said:The last few minutes are even better. She gets completely owned.jb1020, on 13 Nov 2015 - 2:08 PM, said:I saw that this morning. Was coming in here to post the clip.Ookie Pringle, on 13 Nov 2015 - 2:00 PM, said:That mentality is ridiculous. She is so clueless and so many kids her age believe this crap.
I honeslty couldnt make it thru but about 3 minutes of that video.
She shouldn't have left her safe place.a news anchor was able to trip up a teenager on his TV show. sick burn.The last few minutes are even better. She gets completely owned.I saw that this morning. Was coming in here to post the clip.That mentality is ridiculous. She is so clueless and so many kids her age believe this crap.
I honeslty couldnt make it thru but about 3 minutes of that video.
BS. I'm not saying you don't have an advantage from going to a better school, but the advantage isn't nearly as great as you make it out to be. You can be very successful with a degree from a state school. Your $14/hr comment earlier would really only apply to people who are unmotivated, lazy, or majored in something dumb like philosophy, history, etc.Generally just getting a BA degree from a mediocre school isn't getting you very far anymore. It's too competitive out there. Sorry you live in this weird bubble but if a hiring committee is quickly looking at a piece of paper to evaluate candidates, they are often assigning more points to somebody with an advanced degree or an undergrad from a superior school.
It likely would tighten money available, but what changing the bankruptcy laws does is allow delinquent debtors to settle their accounts.Sarcasm here, right?
Edit: Or is your argument that making it dischargeable will eventually tighten the supply of money available to students?
