Imagine if your neighborhood invested $155M on a new high school, only to be frustrated that 25% of the classrooms were void of students.[1] In Trenton, New Jersey, chronic absenteeism has been an uphill battle for the 83,000 working class residents. Students willing to show have subpar outcomes; around 29% do not receive their high …
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A Fun, Thorough Legal Analysis on the 1995 Movie, Outbreak Note: This is not expert legal advice, so do not take it as such. May contain spoilers to the film Outbreak (1995). As you practice social distancing guidelines by your local ordinance, you may have noticed a once bygone movie suddenly resurge on your Netflix …
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If you are 52 years old or younger, you might want to store money under your mattress. A bleak 2019 report by the Social Security Board of Trustees found retirement funds on a path to depletion by 2035, forcing Congressional lawmakers to make swift and bold decisions on the fate of the nearly $3.0 trillion …
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