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That's not grades, pass/fail, there were definitely kids that did not have that intrinsic, i'm good. auto i've a piece of paper that says harvard on it and someone is going to call me. in the spirit of this, i can head out now. you've covered everything. deadline is over. seriously, like summer friday. let's head out. repetition. that's what you're learning. you're knowing multiplication, division, you have to do anything, you're an athlete. if you don't look over the playbook, if you don't work out, you're not going to look good on sunday. you're going to lose! >> chris: no question. it's fun...

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UL students seek pass/fail options again for spring semester because of the pandemic UL students seek pass/fail options again for spring semester because of the pandemic and last updated 2021-03-31 23:13:20-04 Some UL students are calling for a change in grading policies because of the pandemic. The pandemic forced many into virtual learning and some students on campus say the grading system also needs to change. Students are calling for a pass/fail grading system, citing challenges that came with virtual learning. Students have started a petition, hoping the university will listen to what t...

ASM Chair Matthew Mitnick provides insight on spring semester plans Mitnick discusses potential action on vote of no confidence in UWPD, student segregated fee allocation as well as future of ASM leadership Elliot Moormann Associated Students of Madison Chair Matthew Mitnick discussed the student council’s progress on past legislation, future action items for the spring semester and his hopes for the University of Wisconsin during his last semester as chair in an interview with The Badger Herald. Mitnick will not be running to keep his position with ASM after the spring semester as he prepa...

They've got 18 million for next year when it's probably going to be less than 10 because it's trending now. they're measuring against a completely fictional baseline. they've been wildly wrong in these coverage numbers. so eur think they've got the baseline wildly wrong. second, almost all of the near term decline in their coverage numbers come from getting rid of the individual mandate. of course, that is a very very unpopular policy. when you say people are losing coverage, i think that's deceptive when what you're actually talking about is people no longer being punished with a penalty tax ...