"Daily existence is increasingly that of despair, depression, and derangement, punctuated by news of the latest serial murder spree or global eco-disaster, consumed as horrible entertainments in the emptiness." - John Zerzan
Showing posts with label Ann Arbor schools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ann Arbor schools. Show all posts
Monday, September 19, 2011
Ann Arbor Pioneer High-school sent 20 kids home for delinquent book fines
That'll learn 'em! What they'll learn from it remains to be seen. Probably learn the proper lesson better if do-gooder types don't pay their fines for them though.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Ann Arbor school children played for suckers by Pepsi Co fundraising scheme: "
"...[T]hey put out flyers, talked to businesses, e-mailed, Facebooked, and Tweeted. They even partnered in recruiting online votes with the Saline school district, which was seeking a $25,000 grant for a greenhouse. Their efforts brought in enough votes to finish in twentieth place in December's balloting--but not enough to win any cash."
But the "good news" is that Pepsi automatically re-entered them into it's January contest. Sheesh. Hey kids! The bottom line on this kinda scam to is to always (always!) ask: "Who benefits?" If, after careful consideration, you conclude it ain't you, politely decline such dubious offers and move on to something more realistic.
"...[T]hey put out flyers, talked to businesses, e-mailed, Facebooked, and Tweeted. They even partnered in recruiting online votes with the Saline school district, which was seeking a $25,000 grant for a greenhouse. Their efforts brought in enough votes to finish in twentieth place in December's balloting--but not enough to win any cash."
But the "good news" is that Pepsi automatically re-entered them into it's January contest. Sheesh. Hey kids! The bottom line on this kinda scam to is to always (always!) ask: "Who benefits?" If, after careful consideration, you conclude it ain't you, politely decline such dubious offers and move on to something more realistic.
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