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<<The Morrill Act, a bill signed by Abraham Lincoln, dedicated two square miles of every public land township for funding higher education in public universities. I attended a “land grant” college

I graduated with the same major that I originally had, like most of my friends, except one, who changed majors three times. My college major advisor, the department head, said during our first meeting

I worked every year in college and graduated with less than $10,000 in debt.? The biggest problem I had was bad advising in Community College - I should have been in engineering from the beginning

I was in my 50's and had to work while qualifying undergrad for a very competitive program. I stayed between 3.6 (gynecology rotation!) and 4.0 throughout school. We invested a lot of time and money

Marvin, I couldn't afford to limp. When I started college I was 16 and became an emancipated minor. I was able to get into the college's work-study program, though, and that was a real blessing. I

Vere true.? a great education can be acquired in most subjects from the public library.? The biggest problem we have today is that students are not ready for college when they leave high school

Ibn Europe students don't study worthless subjects - and if they don't do well their first year they are out.? No limping along - though I limped through seven years at UC Davis and finally

The Morrill Act, a bill signed by Abraham Lincoln, dedicated two square miles of every public land township for funding higher education in public universities. I attended a “land grant” college

Why not? Public education should be free and there are a lot of public colleges and universities. This approach seems to work quite well in Europe. There's really no need to force the underprivileged

1. The DEA has proposed rescheduling cannabis to relatively harmless - is this a good idea? Yes, it would be a good idea, if true. They are actually going to reschedule it from Schedule 1 (no medical

*1. Should student protesters who illegally occupy campus buildings be expelled from their college?* Would depend upon such things as college policies and the goals the institution has for its

1. Should student protesters who illegally occupy campus buildings be expelled from their college? The colleges should follow precedent. The leftists should be treated like the reactionaries,

3. Should the government offer free college to all students? Yes. Why?

That decision is entirely up to the college administration. It could vary from institution to institution. It probably depends on how serious their offense is. Yes. No. I'm no more or less concerned

1.? Should student protesters who illegally occupy campus buildings be expelled from? their college? Yes and their records should not be released until they have paid for the damage done. 2.?

1.? Should student protesters who illegally occupy campus buildings be expelled from? their college? 2.? ?Should students on Education visas who engage in illegal activities on campus be deported?

Yes. Why would they spread this summer? Schools won't be in session. No. The current humane practices are enough. Yes, of course. That depends on who (or how many) think(s) the laws are unjust. Aloha,

1.? The DEA has proposed rescheduling cannabis to relatively harmless - is this a good idea? I think legalizing it with age limits like for tobacco and alcohol would be appriate.? The first rule of

*1. The DEA has proposed rescheduling cannabis to relatively harmless - is this a good idea?* Probably. Field testing has been underway for decades without significant major adverse social effects

1.? The DEA has proposed rescheduling cannabis to relatively harmless - is this a good idea? 2.? ?Will the protests on college campuses spread this summer? 3.? Should animals be accorded the same