Having just read the most recent WASC team report from November, while those who authored the report were critical throughout and repeatedly wary of another “list of promises” to appease WASC, it's also stunning how they focused almost entirely on academics and mentioned administrative problems and even more suprising, barely made reference to the allegations of malfeasance in the handling and lack of recordkeeping of financial aid loans. WASC can and should be taken to task for this, however I'm waiting a few more days to hear what the Commission Action on the report will be. Anything short of a show cause to terminate accreditation at this point, if they give New College one more chance after the most superficial of “plans” without barely a mention of financial investments appearing out of nowhwere to rescue what's left of the school…. one might just as well assume the whole system is corrupt.

For me, it's a variation of #1 and #2. But I don't avoid the TV or magazines (maybe just mirrors).

I too have the same “issue” at the gym and so I don't wear my glasses at the gym: I can't possibly feel self-conscious if I can't see the other people working out. Not a solution, I know, but that's my strategy.

And I'm all about “Healthier Body Image” tip #3. Good job, Ms. Arrue!

yes in have a co worker who did it to his looks and sounds GREAT

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You are still in you growing phase weigh is the last thing you have to worry about. Forget numbers and opinions:eat healthy, eat a lot, do sports then when you are about 20 years old think about this moment and laugh

You don't work, you're going to school, what do you need a car for that you can't afford? If you needed the car to perform or get to and from your job that's one thing. But it sounds to me that a car is a luxury you can't afford or even need. Chances are with no income you won't even qualify. So it's all moot.

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