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For comment. we have yet to hear back from them. here reaction is the hoover institution senior fellow thoug victor davis hanson. i dont know. i always thought liberals well, i actually liberals are always generous with other peoples money. >> victor an peoplesd that appearsere. th be the case here. >> yeah. and, you know, thats just the endowment. they spend about $6 billioneybo in their annual budget. and you thinut $6 billion b k of all the diversity, equity and inclusion czars they hire the ...

Without regard to the damage it will cause, our city council has voted to turn Bushmaster Park into a noise-polluting, uninviting mecca for pickleball. Acoustics studies by experts in the

That they are consumers who are paying for their education? is—year—old went to the bank and said give me £45,000 and ill pay it back, they would say no, so we are putting a huge burden on young people who are having to make a huge decision. the money they pay goes to the universities and they expect a product which in future is going to help them and that comes across as a degree, experience and networking and if you dont get that from university, then of course you are right for a refund ...

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They could raise the stipend of these grad students. and allow them to be able to eat and take the burden off the taxpayer. that is not what harvard is about. harvard is about the idea out this liberal ideology and push these people to learn to rely on the government. and same as much money as they can. i think it is a tragedy. >> why did you poke fun at me? i was agreeing with you. >> you know that i love you, harold. but sometimes, love hurts. >> i ate pizza and subs in philly cheese date. >> ...

Pocketbooks of the companies and not finding the chump change like a few million dollars is what they find in the corners of their couch at the big companies, but you actually give these parents say private reichs of action so they can take on these companies where again theyre vastly ottomanned and thats going to be the -- outgunned and thatll be the enforcement mechanism and shifting the burden to the companies and instituting the age verification measures so that they with all of their vast l...

Threat book of companies not just fining them chump change, few million dollars is what they find in their couch at companies, give parents private right of action so they can take on companies, where they are vastly outgunned, that is going to be enforcement mechanism. shift burden to the company to institute verification measures so they with all of their vast resources can fix problems and help patterns in the fight. >> trey: thank you both for joining us on sunday night. coming up, human tra...

Whether you are supportive or opposed to the new Health and Wellness Village, you should be outraged at the leaders of NAH, including its board. On Friday, Aug. 4, Coconino

So, what has the health secretary, steve barclay, said about this? he is not... he said smoking places a huge burden on the nhs, on the economy, on individuals, it directly causes a whole host of health problems, including cancers, cardiovascular disease, it costs the economy billions every year in lost productivity. by taking action to reduce smoking rates and pursuing our ambition to be smoke—free by 2030, that means around 6% only of the population smoking, my words not his, we will reduce ...

A similar scheme in canada found those exposed to the inserts multiple times were significantly more likely to try to give up smoking. the uk government believes smoking places a huge burden on the nhs, claiming it is the single leading preventable cause of illness and mortality in the uk, resulting in nearly 4% of all hospital admissions at an annual cost to the nhs of £2 billion a year. the government wants to drive those figures down, having pledged to have fewer than 5% of britain smoking b...