Hahaha! The first panel could have sufficed by itself! The topic reminds me of the two cartoon drawings where in the first panel, it reads “1957” and the parents are yelling to the kid, in front of the teacher, “Explain these grades!” Then in the panel labeled “2017” (or some other year in the twenty-first century), the parents are yelling at the TEACHER “Explain these grades!” with their smug-looking child next to them.
All the Trump-phobic posts remind me of the gossip magazines you once found at ladies’ hairdressers: nobody admitted to read or to buy them, yet they sold MILLIONS of each and every issue. Donald Trump is depicted as the evil itself, kids are afraid of him and you find only millions of sarcastic jokes about him: YET, he was elected POTUS once and is lilely to be voted again. By whom? Millions and millions of GHOSTS, clearly. Half USA citizens are phantoms, bad dreams, hearsays. Indeed?
I attended the US Air Force Academy for six months. A “free college education” was part of the deal. I was “taught” a year’s worth of chemistry in six months (with no labs). I got 10% on a Calculus final and that was an “A”. We got by on six to seven hours sleep and nobody could flunk out, unless that’s what you wanted on your record. The school was so poorly accredited that very few of my year’s worth of academic credits were tranferable.
Beware the “free education” at a school that grades “on a curve”.
At the University of California, I went to take the next chemistry course, Quantitative Analysis, where you learn to analyze chemicals to parts per million. I did not even know the names of the glassware (no labs, remember). They really thought I was a “genius”. /s
grandson’s baby-mama got a job pole-dancing. now a school-teacher with a master’s, working on her education doctorate. sharp cookie, her. zero student debt.
snsurone76 about 13 hours ago
I hate to even think that there may be real-life schools like Walden! Oh, wait—there WAS one: Trump University!!
ajfraser about 7 hours ago
Didn’t Zonker spend “five of the best years of my life” here as a sophomore ?
ChessPirate about 7 hours ago
Sooo, Straight “A” Students don’t graduate? ☺
cellodude1990 about 5 hours ago
Hahaha! The first panel could have sufficed by itself! The topic reminds me of the two cartoon drawings where in the first panel, it reads “1957” and the parents are yelling to the kid, in front of the teacher, “Explain these grades!” Then in the panel labeled “2017” (or some other year in the twenty-first century), the parents are yelling at the TEACHER “Explain these grades!” with their smug-looking child next to them.
Snolep about 4 hours ago
Actual winners: LA Dodgers! Freddy Freeman!!
monya_43 about 4 hours ago
Happy Halloween everyone!
The really spooky day is going to be November 5th. My fingers are crossed that she will win really BIG!
albertonencioni about 4 hours ago
All the Trump-phobic posts remind me of the gossip magazines you once found at ladies’ hairdressers: nobody admitted to read or to buy them, yet they sold MILLIONS of each and every issue. Donald Trump is depicted as the evil itself, kids are afraid of him and you find only millions of sarcastic jokes about him: YET, he was elected POTUS once and is lilely to be voted again. By whom? Millions and millions of GHOSTS, clearly. Half USA citizens are phantoms, bad dreams, hearsays. Indeed?
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] about 4 hours ago
You know who objects to being called “Garbage”?
Those who KNOW t hat’s what they are.
One look at Steve Bannon and you know “garbage” was a grievous understatement
BeniHanna6 Premium Member about 3 hours ago
Yeah, this strip accurately sums up a lot a liberal arts colleges.
mindjob about 3 hours ago
Straight A’s in a useless degree = unemployment
David Huie Green DecisionsMatterGoodAndBad about 2 hours ago
So the professor got a grade below A?
lnrokr55 about 1 hour ago
Jerry Springer world lives !
mistercatworks about 1 hour ago
I attended the US Air Force Academy for six months. A “free college education” was part of the deal. I was “taught” a year’s worth of chemistry in six months (with no labs). I got 10% on a Calculus final and that was an “A”. We got by on six to seven hours sleep and nobody could flunk out, unless that’s what you wanted on your record. The school was so poorly accredited that very few of my year’s worth of academic credits were tranferable.
Beware the “free education” at a school that grades “on a curve”.
At the University of California, I went to take the next chemistry course, Quantitative Analysis, where you learn to analyze chemicals to parts per million. I did not even know the names of the glassware (no labs, remember). They really thought I was a “genius”. /s
pflutke59 about 1 hour ago
I’m ready for a new arc next week.
Jingles 19 minutes ago
grandson’s baby-mama got a job pole-dancing. now a school-teacher with a master’s, working on her education doctorate. sharp cookie, her. zero student debt.