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Is underpopulation our problem?	by Kickstart	2006-11-19 12:55:59
I think this guy nailed it on the head	by voxwoman	2005-01-27 09:28:45
Those children are going to get a huge shock when	by techi870	2005-01-27 09:32:02
you mean if	by voxwoman	2005-01-27 09:33:33
Princesstechi will have the same rules I did. Once	by techi870	2005-01-27 10:07:05
Still easier than mine, methinks...	by Kickstart	2005-01-27 10:41:29
You're a good soul...	by esbita	2005-01-27 11:55:20
I worked in the financial aid office at my university. And while I don't know your background that well, I saw a LOT of parents who could help their kids (lived in exclusive neighborhoods, drove expensive cars), but didn't help their kids at all after high school. The parents rationalized it by saying "I worked my way up from nothing; if my kids do it all themselves it'll make them more motivated." Never mind that the job prospects now for someone with high school education are pitiful. How many union jobs/line jobs can a kid work now and do night school? A retail job at six bucks an hour doesn't pay the rent. Part of this is the fault of our high schools too, though. Not being ABLE to help your child further I can understand somewhat- buying a Mercedes and not even helping out with community college I find selfish and shorsighted.
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Actually, there is a shortage of skilled	by voxwoman	2005-01-27 12:04:59
well really he doesn't make that much	by vampire	2005-01-27 13:57:36
yes he did	by voxwoman	2005-01-27 14:29:33

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