ZachPruckowski

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   by ZachPruckowski 17y ago

   Schools also subsidize taking the tests, since high rates of AP enrollment have been billed as a metric to measure high schools. At my high school (2001-2005), kids in AP classes got to take the test for free, and also got their grade weig
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   by ZachPruckowski 17y ago

   This is true - more people are getting 4s and 5s. However, AP grades are complex. It's mostly on a weighted bell curve, so you're grading against the other people taking the test (and it's also adjusted against previous tests). So a roug
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   by ZachPruckowski 18y ago

   http://store.xkcd.com/#HeightPoster If the # doesn't work, scroll down about 3/4 of the way, it's the first poster. Personally, I'd rather have the online communities poster.
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   by ZachPruckowski 18y ago

   Permalink (Article Link goes to Homepage): http://xkcd.com/482/ Direct image link: http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/height.png
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   by ZachPruckowski 18y ago

   As long as crime pays, there will be criminals.
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   by ZachPruckowski 18y ago

   I'm a UVAer. I wouldn't mind a meetup night.
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   by ZachPruckowski 18y ago

   I think the gentleman was generically referring to a project becoming a driving goal. People who are absolutely dedicated to something do get sucked in during the crunch time. For instance, people doing drama shows (part-time) by tech-wee