You're not that crash hot urselfjb_nc said:various posts
well at CSU we still had to pay the fee, but if you're part time you only pay half as muchboris said:Im interested to know how this sort of thing would affect special(distance) ed students such as myself. This being my first year at uni and having nothing to do with it at all except they sometimes send me books and i sometimes send them assignments.
Why don't you go chill with Alma and rat-boy for a hugbox views affirmation session?????Nebuchanezzar said:You're not that crash hot urself
haha. which one is rat-boy?jb_nc said:Why don't you go chill with Alma and rat-boy for a hugbox views affirmation session?????
I didn't say I couldn't or hadn't you dickface.jb_nc said:No, but it does prove you are a p huge failure. What kind of idiot can't get into any university at all these days? A pretty special kind of idiot IMO.
I CAN'T WAIT ASSY ASSFACE MCGEEMiles Edgeworth said:I am going to just lay down the pain when I see you you fuckwit.
Suppose a student organisation at present has a revenue stream from catering, and has a prioritised list of activities {C&S, sport, activism} which it can spend this money on. If, at this time, it only has enough money for two of these things, then it will ditch activism as per its preference.Iron said:I dont see why it's a foregone conclusion that the $ gets spent on a lefty wishlist. This seems to be the guts of the criticism - that the$ goes to causes and people that I dont care for.
But the Young Libs I know dont have such a defeatist and cynical attitude to student politics. My arguement was that uni leaves generous spare time, and should ideally be dominated by a bright and stable youth, therefore you should be engaged in the process to see that you personally get more bang for your buck. It's mini government - it's meant to be harmless and fun you self-centred cunts1!
You should devote your time to honing your political skills in student politics. This is to your development moreso than seeking short-term destructive vicesMiles Edgeworth said:I like to use my spare time to make copious amounts of money to spend on great things like booze and drugs.
You are not representative of the student population.
I dont know what youre saying, but it makes me feel safe.withoutaface said:Suppose a student organisation at present has a revenue stream from catering, and has a prioritised list of activities {C&S, sport, activism} which it can spend this money on. If, at this time, it only has enough money for two of these things, then it will ditch activism as per its preference.
If, however, it receives a cash injection from students, it can then afford all three. The fact that the money is earmarked for C&S and sport just means that the organisation needs to account for it as such and spend revenue from catering on activism.
Which uni's are these?Nebuchanezzar said:What about the universities too small to make sufficient money? Hmm?
your pov one?katie tully said:Which uni's are these?