Let’s Recycle Our Money!

Go here to learn how!

Shredded Money
Shredded Money (Photo credit: Jim Larson)
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia lobby...
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia lobby featuring a 25-foot tower of shredded money. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Fed Shreds at the Money Museum at the Federal ...
Fed Shreds at the Money Museum at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago (Photo credit: Steve Rhodes)
money pills 2
money pills 2 (Photo credit: klynslis)
money to burn
money to burn (Photo credit: klynslis)
The money house
The money house (Photo credit: dougward) [insulated with shredded money…]

A Fair College Fair!

English: Harvard Yard winter 2009.
Harvard Yard winter 2009. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Friends, I just found some exciting news about a new overview of US colleges. You might want to check this out:

Unlike U.S. News and World Report and similar guides, this one asks not what colleges can do for you, but what colleges are doing for the country. Are they just catering to the affluent? Are they improving the quality of their teaching, or ducking accountability for it? Are they trying to become more productive—and if so, why is average tuition rising faster than health care costs? Every year we lavish billions of tax dollars and other public benefits on institutions of higher learning. This guide asks: Are we getting the most for our money?

You can read the report for FREE, here.

 

Good News for the Romeikes, for a Change

 

English: The Fall of the Berlin Wall, 1989. Th...
The Fall of the Berlin Wall, 1989. The photo shows a part of a public photo documentation wall at Former Check Point Charlie, Berlin. The photo documentation is permanently placed in the public.

 

A startling change in events for this poor beleaguered family is on the horizon. Read about it here.

 

 

 

I find this encouraging.

 

 

 

Hope you do, too.