Tell me, Roxanne. Do you spend money? Do you feel disgusting and shameful, as if you're taking a religious oath, when you buy something at the store, because on the back of your cash it says "In God We Trust?" Or do you rebel against that, too?
I'm sorry, but I have no tolerance for people who won't say the pledge. I don't care if you're 6, 16, or 66 -- there's no excuse not to say it.
Perhaps this girl needs to take a field trip to the Middle East. I'm sure she'd be reciting the Pledge all the way to the airport as a way of begging not to go.
Like I said before... if they get rid of that deck, they better lessen the cost of my parking pass each semester.
It's a commuter school. That proposal isn't a very practical one. How are you supposed to carpool when everyone's on a different schedule? I'm sure as hell not gonna wait down at YSU all day until my carpool buddy gets done in class. And a bus? Well, the busses would be burning a hefty amount of diesel going back and forth 100 billion times a day to accomodate everyone's schedule.
It's gonna look like the WRTA bus driving one or two kids back to wherever they parked their car... back and forth, back and forth. Why not just drive your car?
Barack Obama should have just left it alone and said forget the tax credit, or should have just given it in the form of a check like they've done in the past. This could have all been avoided that way.
I agree. In fact, I believe that abstinence-only teachings are merely wishful thinking on the part of parents.
As a YSU student myself, I can't tell you how many conversations I overhear about sexual situations. And these conversations didn't start once I hit college; I've been hearing my peers talk about everything up to and including sex since middle school.
There is a level of age and maturity when sexual relationships are acceptable and adolescents are experiencing it way to early! There are numerous reasons for this, and one of them comes down to the fact that these kids know too much about the pleasures of sex and not enough about the repercussions of it.
Some type of program needs to be incorporated into the schools so that these kids can become educated. They already know about sex, and a lot of them are already doing it, so at the very least, they should be learning correct terminology, consequences, and prevention methods. Until such programs are implemented, parents need not be blind to the issue; open up and talk to your son or daughter about sex. It might save his or her life, and maybe someone else's.
Why do they call it a book store? Do they even sell books there? I mean, given the lack of education around that area, can the people that frequent such facilities even read?
Posted on November 20 at 7:46 a.m.
There isn't an Oakwood Drive on the westside. Do they mean Oakwood Avenue?
Posted on November 19 at 10:17 a.m.
Clearly the girl is just looking for attention.
Posted on November 19 at 7:43 a.m.
Athiest, haha.
Tell me, Roxanne. Do you spend money? Do you feel disgusting and shameful, as if you're taking a religious oath, when you buy something at the store, because on the back of your cash it says "In God We Trust?" Or do you rebel against that, too?
Posted on November 18 at 9:30 a.m.
I'm sorry, but I have no tolerance for people who won't say the pledge. I don't care if you're 6, 16, or 66 -- there's no excuse not to say it.
Perhaps this girl needs to take a field trip to the Middle East. I'm sure she'd be reciting the Pledge all the way to the airport as a way of begging not to go.
Posted on November 17 at 1:27 p.m.
Like I said before... if they get rid of that deck, they better lessen the cost of my parking pass each semester.
It's a commuter school. That proposal isn't a very practical one. How are you supposed to carpool when everyone's on a different schedule? I'm sure as hell not gonna wait down at YSU all day until my carpool buddy gets done in class. And a bus? Well, the busses would be burning a hefty amount of diesel going back and forth 100 billion times a day to accomodate everyone's schedule.
It's gonna look like the WRTA bus driving one or two kids back to wherever they parked their car... back and forth, back and forth. Why not just drive your car?
Posted on November 17 at 8:06 a.m.
Well, there goes $400 of my return.
Barack Obama should have just left it alone and said forget the tax credit, or should have just given it in the form of a check like they've done in the past. This could have all been avoided that way.
THANKS BARRY, for screwing up once again.
Posted on November 12 at 8:03 a.m.
Eddie, they're just moving the facility. I'm sure very few, if any, additional jobs will be created as a result...
Posted on November 12 at 7:54 a.m.
I agree. In fact, I believe that abstinence-only teachings are merely wishful thinking on the part of parents.
As a YSU student myself, I can't tell you how many conversations I overhear about sexual situations. And these conversations didn't start once I hit college; I've been hearing my peers talk about everything up to and including sex since middle school.
There is a level of age and maturity when sexual relationships are acceptable and adolescents are experiencing it way to early! There are numerous reasons for this, and one of them comes down to the fact that these kids know too much about the pleasures of sex and not enough about the repercussions of it.
Some type of program needs to be incorporated into the schools so that these kids can become educated. They already know about sex, and a lot of them are already doing it, so at the very least, they should be learning correct terminology, consequences, and prevention methods. Until such programs are implemented, parents need not be blind to the issue; open up and talk to your son or daughter about sex. It might save his or her life, and maybe someone else's.
Posted on November 9 at 8:51 a.m.
I gotta say -- I'd probably have to kill myself if it came down to me having to rob people.
Hint, hint.
Posted on November 6 at 12:34 p.m.
Why do they call it a book store? Do they even sell books there? I mean, given the lack of education around that area, can the people that frequent such facilities even read?