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by alex43578
6 hours ago
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Sure, many of those interventions are widely accepted. The controversial question is when do they stop? If, despite those interventions, your ACT score is 9 points below a more affluent student, do you still deserve a boost? At 35, despite picking up a conviction for theft and possession, and now working a minimum wage job, should the taxpayers have to fund a 2 bedroom apartment for you, pay for your groceries, pay for your healthcare? |
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