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Free college, room, board, books in 5 Chicago high schools
Pete Kadens, Chicago Hope, one billion to this foundation, wonderful, what a great start, will be interesting to see the progress made for these kids.
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Sad that these kids are better off going elsewhere for education at high school age than living at home with parents.
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And what about the rest of the United States??? Do they also get free salary, free room and board, free lunch, free clothes, free foreign SUV, might as well throw in free house with free utilities. O and health care also.
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The organization is Hope Chicago, not Chicago Hope. Read about the program HERE These are students in the Chicago Public Schools. Read the article. Feel the enthusiasm. |
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That made me cry! Excellent opportunities for these young people
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Sad Indeed
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A culture that does not value education will not take advantage of this donation. |
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And what about the rest of the United States??? Do they also get free salary, free room and board, free lunch, free clothes, free foreign SUV, might as well throw in free house with free utilities. O and health care also. Why not try reading ALL of the OP's message... It's Hope Chicago... CHICAGO, CHICAGO, CHICAGO... Not the entire USofA... :boom::boom::ohdear::ohdear: |
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[QUOTE=blueash;2066908]Wow, just wow. Did you read the story?? Or are you simply blinded by the sheet over your eyes? These are low income students who are excited, enthusiastic, overwhelmed at the chance to get an advanced education. These are not what your white colored glasses are claiming is reality. These kids want an education, and a parent who never had a chance also wants an education. But you see what you see even when the proof is right in front of you. Ask yourself why you can't see the truth. What has so poisoned your opinion of black and brown people, and what sources continue to poison you?[/QUOTE
They want a FREE education . What will that free education get them in the real world? A better job at Verizon ? We need more people that are willing to work for what they receive . There are tons of college grants for kids who make excellent grades and deserve them |
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Not true at all. Ban books, rat on anybody LBGTQ and don’t teach history. That’s what people think make for a good education? I’ll pass on that.
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If a person doesn't learn the meaning of "earning" something then the ability to learn to value what you do is diminished....so is the ability to view others talents and abilities as a learned, valued and respected part of society.
"FREE" things are useless values. At least make them clean their own bathrooms and clean up the campus. |
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This thread has enough innuendo posts. |
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My education was free, nearly totally free. I paid almost nothing. So that means in your informed opinion that I don't have values. Well, not your values. I earned my college education by being a successful high school student. I earned my professional education by being a successful college student. School was my job. School was my children's job. They turned out just fine, thank you. |
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So, you got you’re free education and how much did you give back? O wait it wouldn’t been free then. |
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Not even close. |
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