The Economy Apparently Sux

[Yooper]

“The labor market is very tight. Jobless claims unexpectedly declined again to the lowest level since 1969. Employers are adding jobs at a pace that is well above the natural growth rate of the labor force and job openings continue to exceed the number of job seekers.”
- Eliza Winger, economist

Clearly, like global warming (excuse me, climate change), good news means bad news. In 12 years, I'm guessing.

Link: "U.S. Jobless Claims Fall to 49-Year Low as Market Tightens"

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[transporter]

Clearly, like global warming (excuse me, climate change), good news means bad news. In 12 years, I'm guessing.

Link: "U.S. Jobless Claims Fall to 49-Year Low as Market Tightens"

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Did you attend Ivy League Lite with Gilligan?

 

[Yooper]

Did you attend Ivy League Lite with Gilligan?

Yes, I think so. Correct me if I'm in the wrong here Gilligan, but I remember it as different schools, but same Ivy League (Lite). Thanks for asking.

And, out of the abundant curiosity my mom tried to beat out of me, you?

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[Gilligan]

I don't see the hootus gummer's posts any more, but I'm going to guess she's making fun of my education again, which, as it turns out, never involved an Ivy League school. ;-) Purdue (inc Krannert) and George Washington...best I could afford.

Graduated all with zero (0) student debt too.

 

[GURPS]

Thanks for asking.

Transporter must be in the dark again

 

[Chris0nllyn]

Graduated all with zero (0) student debt too.

Always a good feeling.

What was the cost of tuition in the early 70s, anyway?

 

[GWguy]

Always a good feeling.

What was the cost of tuition in the early 70s, anyway?

I paid $3500/yr for 3 semesters at Southampton College in NY. Books, supplies, room and board not included.