I have to inform my work that I do have one, lol. I’m handing in the form this week as I talked to the payroll peeps and was like “yeah so maybe take more tax out each week, and maybe some more as I’m basically two months late for this financial year”. yeah, I’m lazy. I spend way too much time trolling innocent peeps in the DJ thread.
l am one of them, and completely shameless. The shame is not that l got free tertiary education (l actually got paid to study), but that they brought in tertiary charges in the first place. Free education is to be encouraged, not stamped out.
I really detest USA/Australia’s debt education system and wished we followed the free overseas model.
I reckon uni education should be free and if you want to do honours/more than 1 degree then you have to pay. not that I think having a degree makes you better in any way, I just dont like the debt being placed on kids that have turned 18/19 that have to make a career decision. I couldnt even name my best 22 on blitz let alone make a decision that big…some people dont find what they want to do until they’re 25/30 etc.
Yeah, nah. I’m not delusional enough (yet) to pick us for the flag or anything next year… but one thing I am positive about: we will smash Carlton.
The Blues will improve next year (still bottom 2) but that game will be marked after the events of this year. We could have a 5 game losing streak before that game next year and we will still make a mess of them.
(Yep and perfectly aware similar was said by many after losing to them in early 2017 about this year… but not this time)
Well there’s a problem, even call centre operators today do tertiary studies at one of many Universities. I am a shameless grub. When I got my free university education I won a scholarship with all my living expenses paid for at Uni, even while I skipped lectures for weeks at a time and went to stay in the low cost Uni Ski lodge on Buller.
At that time only about 10% of Baby Boomer school leavers were smart enough to get into either of the 2 Universities that existed in Victoria and only about half of them were able to win government scholarships. The rest had to pay fees. Thats when the other 95% of the baby boomers were complaining that they were being discriminated against, because they were not smart enough to get into Uni or win a scholarship and that should be a “right”.
Now, instead of 95% complaining about discrimination and their “right”, 100% of tertiary students are complaining about hex debt.,
Doesn’t matter what generation it is, there will always be arguments about who pays. User pays, or the rich?
The other big factor is forward half turnovers and we are well behind the leaders in that regard. I think our inside 50 pressure is ok as are our tackle numbers but we don’t take the hurried release kick off the opposition often enough. Getting Gleeson back and having Francis grow should see this area improve. Getting our forward structure right will be key in this regard too.