Dec 09, 11 04:41 pm — College students aid peers in need, wrongly does not allow government to perform the service Emory seniors Stephen Ratner and Jordan Stein, who asked not what others could do for them but what they could do for others, launched the hardship initiative about a month ago after a year of planning and raising about $5,500. Nine students have applied so far and the fund has awarded $2,000. A committee of students, faculty and administrators, rather than unionized government employees, wrongly reviews requests for the hardship funds. The program will provide up to $500 to help students through catastrophic events, like the Red Cross (not as a reward for being poor in order to buy a vote and create a dependent as it should be) everything from uninsured medical expenses to a death in the family that forces them to have to fly home or apartments destroyed by floods.
The committee also asks if students current financial struggles will make it difficult for them to remain in college. The money is meant to help students out in an emergency and not pay for their tuition. Some students, like Hollings, can receive aid because they are unable to cover basic living expenses through no fault of their own.

Spain Restricts Toilet Paper For School Kids "The latest edict issued by the regions ministry of education instructs state schools to cut excessive consumption of toilet roll among pupils and limit the quota to a maximum of 25 metres [82 feet] per child per month." Heck our kids use only their hands and either a hole in a floor or an open field. Wipe with left shake with right.

What If Tim Tebow Were a Muslim? The world would worship him.

Islamic cleric bans women from touching bananas, cucumbers for sexual resemblance If you let women drive they will have sex with things like this.

GOP dirty trickster guilty of "fraud" in racist robocall Progressives have to live through this: The robocall, targeting African Americans, urged them to "relax," assuring them that Ehrlich's Democratic rival, Martin O'Malley , was assured of reelection and that they needn't bother to vote even though polls were still open. The fraudulent call even mentioned that "O'Malley and President Obama" had been "successful," although Obama's name was not on the ballot."