>Temple is their own organization, with limited budget and priorities and goals. They should do whatever they want.

They are an entity partially funded with tax dollars; therefore, not "their own organization."

Eagles smell less than the turkey vultures.

If you go out to Middle Creek on the LebCo/LanCo border, you'll sometimes see them taking down a snow goose at this time of year. There is also a nesting pair just off the lake.

There are Eagles nests up and down the Swatara Creek in Lebanon County.

Try out by where Vanguard is past Paoli or Malvern in the outer Rt 30 corridor. There is new apartment construction off Rt. 29 in Devault, along with a Wegman's, Target, Wawa, etc. Easy access to 202, 30 and the Turnpike. All within the Great Valley School District. Commuter rail/Amtrak runs roughly parallel to Rt. 30 with stops in Paoli, Malvern and Exton.

Yeah, for sure. Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_%26_Ted%27s_Excellent_Adventure and Babe-raham Lincoln.

Are you Stacy's mom? I hear you got it going on.

"What's up, man?"

Mr. Green and his wife, and Mr. Withee and his wife, called everyone "fella" back in the day. Green was from The County and Mr. Withee was from Pittsfield.

Moms for Liberty are all about teaching our kids how to be toilet bowl cleaners. Nothing more.

paywall

Dollars to donuts says the donuts have nothing to do with Temple using grad students as chattel.

>yeah, and you should read the context of this discussion, which is Insurance.
>
>did you also believe that I was arguing that donut shop owners

Wait... topic is insurance but... donuts?

>because i was so talking about child labor.

Temple is using grad students as cheap labor, so you are almost on topic.

>my point is

When the price of donuts goes up, eat more pie.

Topic of thread is Temple. Not all that other garbage.

They raised prices on donuts? The bastards!

And you are... straight into nothingness.

Sure. And Krasner is gonna be tossed as the DA.

Right. Front runner. Along with the other 49 candidates.

He's not running.

Yesterday's news. He's been in the hospital for a couple of days. I do not know who Rhynhart is and I do not care.

>striking workers aren’t actually working

They are grad students who refuse to allow Temple to use them as chattel. A different category under labor law, but still entitled to the full protection of labor laws which do not allow retaliation against organizing or other unfair labor practices.

>what Temple did is illegal.

The correct response. Temple should hire new counsel, too, imho.

>The students that are striking are no longer employees

Not how labor law works.