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Making fun of NCAA hockey for having small schools that are competitive is ridiculous. LOL NCAA basketball gonzaga, Wichita, Marquette, Creighton, providence, valpo, Seton hall, and the rest of a10 and the big east.

Only that you are a dumbass. Edit: and you said "worker", which is singular.

smokey the cat, on 11 February 2014 - 10:17 AM, said: Go tell your grandparents they are just lazy takers. Tell that to the WW II vets while your at it. How about the UND students pay their actual costs of their educations instead of asking these takers to help pay for it. my post # 44: What was the cost of education when they went to school? How much debt are students stuck with? Pretty sure the average is around 40 grand.... that isn't free money. Also, who do you think is paying for their social security? Young people are, and they aren't going to get squat when they retire. WWII vets are only a fraction of retirees... please. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. Ok.... not seeing anything about this: "That most retirees would have gone to college in the 40's-60's." Is your point that that they could get decent jobs without even having to go to college? I'm not even sure what your argument is anymore - it's like talking to a damn wall with you.

They didn't have to... and it wasn't even discussed. Stop bringing up other topics and admit you are wrong.

So a small business owner is a communist? You have to be a troll...

What did I miss?

Do you use facts in any discussion? How about you explain why he is wrong....

How what?!

Could have built a bigger and cheaper one behind Achives Coffee House. More centralized location, closer to the Ralph, bigger footprint. Student Gov't surveyed the students last week: Q2. Do you consider parking availability at UND to be satisfactory or unsatisfactory? Satisfactory: 13.17%, 171 respondents Unsatisfactory: 82.43%, 1070 respondents N/A: 4.39%, 57 respondents

Produce is my biggest problem - if it wasn't so bad, I'd probably overlook the other issues (besides the drearyness of the stores). I'm in grand forks and Target blows them out of the water on the quality of produce, which is quite sad for Hugos. If I had to say where I prefer going, it would probably be Super One. I grew up with Byerly's and am a wannabe chef, so I admittedly have somewhat higher standards.

You seem to have changed your tune since you disagreed with my assertion that students pay more for education today than those that are retiring did. You implied that retirees paid roughly the same amount, after factoring in inflation. You also said that students should pay the actual cost of tuition instead of asking the takers (retirees) to pay for it. Will you admit that you were wrong?

The point wasn't that I didn't get a spot to park. It was that there are WASTED spots in the ramp that AREN'T BEING USED. Students pay for the $7million dollar parking ramp through student fees and jacked up parking fees, yet they don't fill the ramp. FYI: I obveously parked in another spot on campus.

FACTS FACTS FACTS FACTS FACTS...... USE THEM! Source: The College Board, Annual Survey of Colleges; NCES, IPEDS.

Terrible produce, below average deli, average prices at best, dreary stores, poor at removing out of date products. One positive is that they have baggers and paper bags. Edit: I guess that was two positives

You must be trolling. If not, elaborate. I'm dying to know how showing up an hour and fifteen minutes before class makes me lazy.

I have a blue. Pretty sure the grey ramp passes guarantee a spot because they cost an extra $145. More info: "Daily, there are 230 student spaces available in the UND Parking Ramp for "S" permit holders. It is open to anyone for "Pay-as-you-go Parking" 24 hours a day. Overnight parking between the hours of midnight and 5:00 am is prohibited for A, S or H permits and General parking spaces. Reserved Ramp Permits (RCA) for staff or faculty are also valid in surface "A" (red) and "A/S/H" (brown) lots. Reserved Ramp Permits (RCS) for students are also valid in surface "S" (blue), "A/S/H" (brown), and "H" (green) lots."

Thanks

Hugo's sucks

Explain this: http://www.bloomberg...ustees-say.html

To clarify, if you spend the $300, you are guaranteed to get a ramp spot. The problem is that they don't sell all of the ramp passes so there are wasted parking spaces that are left empty. They also leave empty spots for paying buy the hour, which they don't let S pass people use, even if those spots are empty.

Class is at 11:00 and I got to the lot at 9:45... I'm so lazy.

$155 for blue S lots and $300 for S lot plus ramp.

Not sure, but the way they currently operate the thing is a complete waste, considering the lack of parking on campus.

What a joke! I have an S lot pass and drove in to the parking ramp today and was told to take a ticket because S pass spots were full. There were two levels completely empty... complete BS.

What was the cost of education when they went to school? How much debt are students stuck with? Pretty sure the average is around 40 grand.... that isn't free money. Also, who do you think is paying for their social security? Young people are, and they aren't going to get squat when they retire. WWII vets are only a fraction of retirees... please.