Saying someone is better than they are waters down academic standings. GIVING people extra points for something they are supposed to earn does not increase excellence. In the end, when employers realize that A students are really A and B students, that B students are really C and D students and that C student are reall...more

Manvel-There is a difference between college athletes and ten year old athletes.

Its not that big of a deal; Unless it is your land and it interferes with you using your own land for what you want to do.

Ten year olds are not real athletes yet. THEY ARE LITTLE KIDS. Not every 10 year old that plays little league is headed to MLB so don't treat them like they are all ready playing MLB ball. There are far more important reasons for kids to play little league other than going to MLB. Exercise, SPORTSMANSHIP, commitment to...more

Its not that big of a deal; Unless it is your land and it interferes with you using you own land for what you want to do.

Because the federal government is buying hundreds of millions of rounds of ammunition in an attempt to create shortages. Google it.

We have reason to be arrogant. We are the largest exporter of food in the world. Countless millions of people have food every day because of american farmers. Up until two years ago we were the largest exporter of all products. It is our heavy equipment that the world builds its road, bridges, water plants, schools and...more

Saying a person with an 85% and a person with 95% are equally knowledgeable (both got A's) is not accurate. A person with a 95% is more deserving of a scholarship than a person with an 85% based on merits. As for your :turn down a extra few points comment, that is my point, the professor is handing out A's to people wh...more

Who wouldn't love getting a superior grade for inferior work. 85% is not an A. When I went to school you needed a 94% to get an A. We worked harder because of it. When knowing only 65% of the material is an passing grade, what is a failing grade? Lowering the bar does not increase excellence.