I agree about the college text books, but I thought the reason we don’t hear as much about organized crime is that the all got MBA’s & Wall Street Jobs!
You put your $$ in - They take your $$$ out & buy luxury penthouses & yachts. They paid some lackey to do their dirty work (politics) to deregulate the banking/investment industry. You bailout the failed banks & investment firms with tax $$$$$$. U know the rest of the story…
We need an “Eliot Ness” going after the Wall Street’s version of the “Untouchables”.
they are into the politians, investment companies, banks, and white collar scams these days….they still off people who don’t cooperate…..just take a look at some deaths of the people who associated with the “Clintons” back in the day…..truely they were “Untouchable”…..lots of dead people…..no convictions….ummmm
signed up for adult learning. If I open the DVD pack in the back, I can’t return my textbook for any refunds. Fortunately, I don’t need it, but I can imagine the number of kids who don’t read the instructions and pop the pack, load the DVD and lose ALL their investment.
I am a college professor and we get absolutely nothing from the textbooks! I don’t like the cost any more than students do and there are some new sources for texts that are a fraction of the cost. And I DO teach the material in the book, as most of my colleagues do!
Yukoner almost 15 years ago
Someone sure got that right.
MontanaLady almost 15 years ago
Yikes……….it’s Big Guido!!!!
GROG Premium Member almost 15 years ago
He’s a big one, all right!
Good Morning, Lonewolf & LuvH8!
COWBOY7 almost 15 years ago
No matter what they invest in, it is always lucrative.
Hi Grog & LuvH8
poppy1313 almost 15 years ago
add college tuition
SplendensPluviaNemus almost 15 years ago
Buy books for an inflated price and get an nth of their real value back…. it does sound like a racket, doesn’t it.
Wildmustang1262 almost 15 years ago
Is that caveman with black hair and beard an Italian mafia?
Ooops! Premium Member almost 15 years ago
JerryGorton almost 15 years ago
This is a racket with college professors…..of course their salaries are usually not market value for talent (sometimes they are!)…
lewisbower almost 15 years ago
I always bought used. Then I could study other students highlighting. If there were three shades of highlighter I figured that was important.
GJ_Jehosaphat almost 15 years ago
I agree about the college text books, but I thought the reason we don’t hear as much about organized crime is that the all got MBA’s & Wall Street Jobs!
You put your $$ in - They take your $$$ out & buy luxury penthouses & yachts. They paid some lackey to do their dirty work (politics) to deregulate the banking/investment industry. You bailout the failed banks & investment firms with tax $$$$$$. U know the rest of the story… We need an “Eliot Ness” going after the Wall Street’s version of the “Untouchables”.
mantra79ss almost 15 years ago
they are into the politians, investment companies, banks, and white collar scams these days….they still off people who don’t cooperate…..just take a look at some deaths of the people who associated with the “Clintons” back in the day…..truely they were “Untouchable”…..lots of dead people…..no convictions….ummmm
lightenup Premium Member almost 15 years ago
I read recently that college textbooks are going digital. I’m sure they’ll find a way to make money off of those.
freeholder1 almost 15 years ago
signed up for adult learning. If I open the DVD pack in the back, I can’t return my textbook for any refunds. Fortunately, I don’t need it, but I can imagine the number of kids who don’t read the instructions and pop the pack, load the DVD and lose ALL their investment.
carlk318 almost 15 years ago
I am a college professor and we get absolutely nothing from the textbooks! I don’t like the cost any more than students do and there are some new sources for texts that are a fraction of the cost. And I DO teach the material in the book, as most of my colleagues do!
fritzoid Premium Member almost 15 years ago
Don’t sweat it, carlk. I think we’re just seeing the natural distrust of a certain segment of the population for anyone who knows more than they do…