[asragov]

Very unscientifically, SRHS seems to have more students going to very competitive colleges than Mt. Carmel. The API at SRHS may be pulled down by the buses, but the higher end of achievement at SRHS seems to be higher. Again, this is totally anecdotally based. It is amazing how many of these private schools are cheaper than sending children to public universities (assuming that they can get in), such as:

http://www.yale.edu/admit/freshmen/financial_aid/yale_cuts_costs.html

[asragov]

Very unscientifically, SRHS seems to have more students going to very competitive colleges than Mt. Carmel. The API at SRHS may be pulled down by the buses, but the higher end of achievement at SRHS seems to be higher. Again, this is totally anecdotally based. It is amazing how many of these private schools are cheaper than sending children to public universities (assuming that they can get in), such as:

http://www.yale.edu/admit/freshmen/financial_aid/yale_cuts_costs.html

[asragov]

Very unscientifically, SRHS seems to have more students going to very competitive colleges than Mt. Carmel. The API at SRHS may be pulled down by the buses, but the higher end of achievement at SRHS seems to be higher. Again, this is totally anecdotally based. It is amazing how many of these private schools are cheaper than sending children to public universities (assuming that they can get in), such as:

http://www.yale.edu/admit/freshmen/financial_aid/yale_cuts_costs.html

[asragov]

Very unscientifically, SRHS seems to have more students going to very competitive colleges than Mt. Carmel. The API at SRHS may be pulled down by the buses, but the higher end of achievement at SRHS seems to be higher. Again, this is totally anecdotally based. It is amazing how many of these private schools are cheaper than sending children to public universities (assuming that they can get in), such as:

http://www.yale.edu/admit/freshmen/financial_aid/yale_cuts_costs.html

[asragov]

Very unscientifically, SRHS seems to have more students going to very competitive colleges than Mt. Carmel. The API at SRHS may be pulled down by the buses, but the higher end of achievement at SRHS seems to be higher. Again, this is totally anecdotally based. It is amazing how many of these private schools are cheaper than sending children to public universities (assuming that they can get in), such as:

http://www.yale.edu/admit/freshmen/financial_aid/yale_cuts_costs.html

[asragov]

Ally Bank is being accused essentially of using taxpayer subsidies to offer high deposit rates by the American Bankers Association:

http://zerohedge.blogspot.com/2009/06/aba-accuses-gmac-of-unfair-depositor.html

[asragov]

Ally Bank is being accused essentially of using taxpayer subsidies to offer high deposit rates by the American Bankers Association:

http://zerohedge.blogspot.com/2009/06/aba-accuses-gmac-of-unfair-depositor.html

[asragov]

Ally Bank is being accused essentially of using taxpayer subsidies to offer high deposit rates by the American Bankers Association:

http://zerohedge.blogspot.com/2009/06/aba-accuses-gmac-of-unfair-depositor.html

[asragov]

Ally Bank is being accused essentially of using taxpayer subsidies to offer high deposit rates by the American Bankers Association:

http://zerohedge.blogspot.com/2009/06/aba-accuses-gmac-of-unfair-depositor.html

[asragov]

Ally Bank is being accused essentially of using taxpayer subsidies to offer high deposit rates by the American Bankers Association:

http://zerohedge.blogspot.com/2009/06/aba-accuses-gmac-of-unfair-depositor.html

[asragov]

“Defamation is defamation no matter whether it is written on paper or on a blog,” it said in the article.

It’s usually a bad idea to give legal advice if you’re not a lawyer, on a blog or not. Other certain speech is probably also a bad idea (e.g. investment advice, tax advice, etc.) in such a forum.

If you think about it before you write, you can probably balance your need to express an opinion with some basic life risk management.

[asragov]

“Defamation is defamation no matter whether it is written on paper or on a blog,” it said in the article.

It’s usually a bad idea to give legal advice if you’re not a lawyer, on a blog or not. Other certain speech is probably also a bad idea (e.g. investment advice, tax advice, etc.) in such a forum.

If you think about it before you write, you can probably balance your need to express an opinion with some basic life risk management.

[asragov]

“Defamation is defamation no matter whether it is written on paper or on a blog,” it said in the article.

It’s usually a bad idea to give legal advice if you’re not a lawyer, on a blog or not. Other certain speech is probably also a bad idea (e.g. investment advice, tax advice, etc.) in such a forum.

If you think about it before you write, you can probably balance your need to express an opinion with some basic life risk management.

[asragov]

“Defamation is defamation no matter whether it is written on paper or on a blog,” it said in the article.

It’s usually a bad idea to give legal advice if you’re not a lawyer, on a blog or not. Other certain speech is probably also a bad idea (e.g. investment advice, tax advice, etc.) in such a forum.

If you think about it before you write, you can probably balance your need to express an opinion with some basic life risk management.

[asragov]

“Defamation is defamation no matter whether it is written on paper or on a blog,” it said in the article.

It’s usually a bad idea to give legal advice if you’re not a lawyer, on a blog or not. Other certain speech is probably also a bad idea (e.g. investment advice, tax advice, etc.) in such a forum.

If you think about it before you write, you can probably balance your need to express an opinion with some basic life risk management.

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