'Reefer Madness' a profound look at economy
In his newest book, \Reefer Madness,"" author Eric Schlosser (Fast Food Nation) takes an alarming look at America's underground economy.
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In his newest book, \Reefer Madness,"" author Eric Schlosser (Fast Food Nation) takes an alarming look at America's underground economy.
About 50 UW-Madison faculty, staff and students gathered Thursday night in Gordon Commons to discuss the climate of the university at Days of Listening and Discovery. The event was created to emphasize the valuable qualities of the university and discuss how it can improve.
Community involvement is up in the event planning for the year's last big party. The Mifflin Street Block Party has been a tradition for many years at UW-Madison, and the mayor, area alders, police officers and students are working together to maintain a safe atmosphere for the event.
As assignments are being given in the rebuilding of post-war Iraq, members of the international community have yet to be offered the opportunity to be major players in the reconstruction.
You're a good student--when you go to class. Your parents are proud of you. I mean, you are going to graduate from UW-Madison, right? Your crummy summer job doesn't pay enough, but you really don't have much choice. The financial aid office laughed at you when they saw your family income, yet somehow you still need loans. Besides, even if you had financial aid, everyone knows it never arrives on time. You managed to find money to buy football tickets and drink on weekends--good thing University Health Services' condoms are free--but your credit is so bad that you will never be able to buy a house. You went out and voted, 80 percent strong, but you wonder if anyone was listening. And still, the state thinks that you don't do enough--you must pay more.