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...parties,” she told students. Despite the seeming glamour of her job, however, it is a difficult and exhausting one. “I send over 300 emails a day, at least,” she said. It also doesn’t easily pay the bills??Louie says that when producing an independent film, one must take on commercials and other potentially less desirable jobs to remain financially solvent...
...Walter Payton Award Finalist hopes to move up the ranks and ultimately earn a starting job, he already has a ready-made role model in Bills?? starter Fitzpatrick...
...faced serious opposition from administrators and House Masters. These detractors argue that the SIP Fund’s restrictions will not sufficiently ensure that UC money—which effectively is gathered via the College since it comes through student term-bills??doesn’t go to support underage drinking. It is understandable that administrators are concerned, as there are obviously liability issues whenever alcohol is bought and consumed. Yet the UC has taken care to address these concerns when drafting the protocols for the SIP fund. Though it is conceivable that underage students could possibly acquire...
...from my termbill. I was confused—no one had ever asked if I wanted to pay this fee. I checked the termbill Web site. It explained the UC fee as an optional “fee of $75 added to all College students’ bills?? that funds “student groups and support the activities of the Undergraduate Council...
...insult to those between the ages of 18 and 21 for the state to say that individuals have not reached the age at which they can choose for themselves to drink responsibly.While the current national age of 21—effectively mandated by strong incentives in highway bills??is a bad idea, there would be many unfortunate consequences from allowing each state to set its own drinking age. If two states that share a border have different drinking ages, the difference encourages people in one state to drive to the other, drink, and return—possibly driving...