With the values he’s learned at Walden I’m sure he’ll embark on a life-long mission of serving the poor and helpless, after first parlaying that $5M seed money to a $1B endowment. Hospital wings, museum annexes, homeless shelters and college dorms will soon be named for him.
Sad but true. Let’s see what that Degree in History or English gets you. On the plus side, maybe the doors are still locked if you have a bachelors degree, but at least you can see them.
Nursing. Accounting. Engineering. Any other degrees, I’d suggest a 2 year trade education at a community college, can’t outsource it and people always need these services.
He’s already over qualified to be president.Starting with $5 Mill in the bank,our bonehead started with $400 Mill +,with no experience.Pretty good at bankruptcies,though ;(
I sincerely wish that teachers unions would permit school districts to set salaries based on the shortage of the various subjects. There is a consistent overage of elementary education teachers, an consistent shortage of science and math teachers, and schools should be allowed to pay a higher starting salary for the shortage specialties. it only makes sense.
BE THIS GUY almost 4 years ago
You got a $5 million jury award. You should be seeing the world.
Blood-Poisoning Vermin almost 4 years ago
With the values he’s learned at Walden I’m sure he’ll embark on a life-long mission of serving the poor and helpless, after first parlaying that $5M seed money to a $1B endowment. Hospital wings, museum annexes, homeless shelters and college dorms will soon be named for him.
kaffekup almost 4 years ago
What kind of outlet? News, or retail?
olcay2011 almost 4 years ago
Clinton’s first term, coming out of the Bush recession. Don’t recall Gap was such a big deal then…
PaulR.Parsons almost 4 years ago
1994— not a good year for job hunting as I recall— though the malls were still in full swing.
William Bednar Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Well, Mr. Slocum, there’s an opening a the local Jail, mopping floors. How about it? Are you up for some real work?
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Sad but true. Let’s see what that Degree in History or English gets you. On the plus side, maybe the doors are still locked if you have a bachelors degree, but at least you can see them.
mourdac Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Nursing. Accounting. Engineering. Any other degrees, I’d suggest a 2 year trade education at a community college, can’t outsource it and people always need these services.
dr_suess almost 4 years ago
Wow. That was me. Finished Uni in ’94. I thought the hair and sunglasses styles looked familiar. Looking unemployment in the eye… that was real.
BeniHanna6 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Not an engineer, nurse, doctor, lawyer, science teacher amongst them.
Herb L 1954 almost 4 years ago
He’s already over qualified to be president.Starting with $5 Mill in the bank,our bonehead started with $400 Mill +,with no experience.Pretty good at bankruptcies,though ;(
Ka`ōnōhi`ula`okahōkūmiomio`ehiku Premium Member almost 4 years ago
“BY THE POWERS VESTED IN ME BY THE POWERS THAT BE…”
Damn, that speaks volumes.
salunga almost 4 years ago
I sincerely wish that teachers unions would permit school districts to set salaries based on the shortage of the various subjects. There is a consistent overage of elementary education teachers, an consistent shortage of science and math teachers, and schools should be allowed to pay a higher starting salary for the shortage specialties. it only makes sense.