William L. Mace Ph.D.
Campus Confidential: Coping with College
The Difficulty of Accepting Reality
It isn't so much that we don't like rules, we like rules because they make empirical sense
Posted May 18, 2021
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A photo of a classmate at Clark University. | Photo provided by the Clark Graduate School of Journalism.
A commenter on a friend’s post about receiving welfare checks from welfare organizations had this to say about 2020:
“WPBF points you to this pie chart showing the difference between the groups depending on the severity of COVID restrictions. The rowing is lighter due to the fact that rowing is easier than farming. You can do the math.
Based on the way the pandemic has changed people’s work-life balance, the need to change fundamental habits of daily life is increasing. The rowing is lighter due to the fact that farming is easier than farming. Consider the following two ways for people to increase their income and set up a bank account if they don’t have one currently.
1. Investigate neighborhoods and businesses for more information and to browse items you don’t already have in the place.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/01/us/pandemic-covid-19-bloom-homes-storm-investigate-neighbors-businesses-bankrolled-in-pandemic-cash-flow.html
Source: Photo by Maggie Rowley on Unsplash
2. Work towards improving what you offer.
https://www.pennmedicine.