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the-last-girl-scout:
“ “Not One Step Back!”
Russian postage stamp commemorating the Red Army turning back the Wehrmacht in the Great Patriotic War, 1945
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the-last-girl-scout:

“Not One Step Back!”

Russian postage stamp commemorating the Red Army turning back the Wehrmacht in the Great Patriotic War, 1945

npr:
“ This fall, there were nearly 250,000 fewer students enrolled in college than a year ago, according to new numbers out this week from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center, which tracks college enrollment by student.
“That’s a lot...

npr:

This fall, there were nearly 250,000 fewer students enrolled in college than a year ago, according to new numbers out this week from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center, which tracks college enrollment by student.

“That’s a lot of students that we’re losing,” says Doug Shapiro, who leads the research center at the Clearinghouse.

And this year isn’t the first time this has happened. Over the past eight years, college enrollment nationwide has fallen about 11%. Every sector — public state schools, community colleges, for-profits and private liberal arts schools — has felt the decline, though it has been especially painful for small private colleges, where, in some cases, institutions have been forced to close.

“We’re in a crisis right now, and it’s a complicated one,” says Angel Pérez, who oversees enrollment at Trinity College, a small liberal arts school in Hartford, Conn.

The biggest factor for the years of decline is the strong economy. The last time U.S. college enrollment went up was 2011, at the tail end of the recession. As the economy gets better, unemployment goes down — it’s currently at 3.5 % — and more people leave college, or postpone it, and head to work.

Fewer Students Are Going To College. Here’s Why That Matters

GIF: Meredith Jensen for NPR

socalledunitedstates:
“ Backpack frame bike trailer “A bike trailer can make a bicycle more practical for transporting groceries, laundry, friends, etc. One of the least-expensive bike trailer designs out there, all that is needed to build this...

socalledunitedstates:

Backpack frame bike trailer

A bike trailer can make a bicycle more practical for transporting groceries, laundry, friends, etc.  One of the least-expensive bike trailer designs out there, all that is needed to build this backpack-frame bike trailer is an old external-frame backpack, 18 feet of metal conduit, and some other hardware

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everythingfox:

When you don’t get the attention you want

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liberalsarecool:

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People need to understand that their taxes going to pay for their Medicare is so much better than paying taxes and getting no health care.

Imagine never having to worry about medical bills or going bankrupt, losing everything.

Is there a value to that?

doronjosama:

Up now on my eBay! Various translated manga comics from 1995! Dodekain by Masayuki Fujihara and F-III Bandit by Bang Ippongi! Also up for grabs: my superheroine comic collection (70’s-80’s stuff), random Radio Comix books and various indie comics! My house is super small, and I am still selling off thirty years’ worth of collectibles to raise money for ongoing back taxes & various upcoming large expenses, so every little bit helps. Thanks for looking & sharing!

horrororman:

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workingclasshistory:
“On this day, 19 December 2001, workers and the unemployed in Argentina reacted to an economic crisis with a wave of often violent demonstrations, street blockades, and workplace takeovers.
This is a great analysis and account of...

workingclasshistory:

On this day, 19 December 2001, workers and the unemployed in Argentina reacted to an economic crisis with a wave of often violent demonstrations, street blockades, and workplace takeovers.
This is a great analysis and account of the uprising: https://libcom.org/library/argentina-aufheben-11 https://www.facebook.com/workingclasshistory/photos/a.296224173896073/1297610857090728/?type=3

dberl:
“Gee… I sure hope they don’t run out…
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dberl:

Gee… I sure hope they don’t run out…

thefuzzydave:
“ I have no idea what to do with this information
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thefuzzydave:

I have no idea what to do with this information