Judowolf PE
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Maybe I'm out of warnings...I have no warning level
Sometimes you just need to scream!!!
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Master slacker
Something awesome.
Is the warning game like golf where the lower the better or is it like college sports rivalries where you run up the score all you can? 
blybrook PE
Veteran 10k Spammer
I reckon its all part of some new update that automatically hit the board. It's affected the tapatalk plugin as well in the sense that any new posting in a multipage thread will only get you the first page of the thread copied over and over for every page.
I know that RG and the other capable staff will get it sorted out and running again before the next commercial break
I know that RG and the other capable staff will get it sorted out and running again before the next commercial break
Judowolf PE
Well-known member
yeah, I'm sure their on top of it!
cdcengineer
Sharp as a piece of beach glass
Warning Level?
Is this one of those situations where asking what a warning level is gets me a warning. Cause if it is then I'm not really asking but I kinda am asking... Does being non committal get me a half a warning?
knight1fox3
Jedi MASTER & Friend of Capt. Solo
What is this warning level business? Some sort of drinking game perhaps?
cdcengineer
Sharp as a piece of beach glass
WTF is up with college these days. Kids have to have a 4.0 average to get into state schools. This seems like a ploy by the schools to get the full tuition rather than allowing local kids to pay state tuition rates.
wilheldp_PE
PE, LEED AP, SPAM KING
IlPadrino
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What state schools are you talking about? I'm not aware of any that require a 4.0 (out of what?!?) to qualify for in-state tuition when the student lives in-state.
Il I think cdc is talking about the increased admission standards in general for state schools. Here in MA many kids just assume that admission to a state school is a given, however there does seem to be a trnd in upping the instate standards for comparison to out-of-state applicants, especially in the top-rated state schools, because the out-of-staters pay about 2x the in-state rate.
cdcengineer
Sharp as a piece of beach glass
Yeah - my brother lives in MA and he tells me the standards for state schools is very high. Maybe not 4.0, but high non-the-less.
In Texas, the top 9% (next year the top 8%) get automatic admission to the state schools. This fills the incoming class with kids who have 4.0's. The problem arises when some schools are better than others, and the top 25% usually have 3.8 or better...and usually those students who are in the top 25 have pretty impressive extracurricular activities, too. So extremely well qualified students are being left out of the state schools here in Texas. I have seen where kids who couldn't get into UT have been given scholarships to Rice or other prestigious private colleges.
It's even harder for out of state students to get into state schools. Over a decade ago, average GPA to get into Ohio State for out of state students was a 3.8 or better, and pretty danged high on the SAT's/ACT's as well.
Judowolf PE
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I think the ACT/SAT score is weighted as heavily as the GPA for admission...this may be why some 4.0 students can't gain admission to some of the better state schools
wilheldp_PE
PE, LEED AP, SPAM KING
Got home from work today to find my front door kicked in, standing wide open, and the TV missing out of my bedroom. They didn't take anything else. Just one 42" plasma TV. The fucking door they kicked in is going to cost more to replace than the TV.
Wow that sucks! Sorry to hear that.
