My school gives us a limit of 2,000 copies for the entire school year. That might sound like a lot but I teach elementary and that averages out to about 2.5 pages per student per week. In my opinion this is the most penny wise pound foolish BS ever. They claim they're trying to be green but they're just being stingy. The result is that students end up having to draw their own graphic organizers and copy worksheet questions into their notebooks. Lower tier school, Latin America.
I mean, there were only a few bits of plastic and screws left over, nothing major. Now says it needs spare parts and will be after Christmas now. That bit of torn paper is deep in the machine.
So, I got an email from the prof that I need to take the supplementary notes for the first day of class in that room, but it doesn't show in NTU Campus Map and the people I asked around also don't know the room. Anyone knows where this room is? 😭😭
I just heard that all the faculty in my department were notified by email, that there is no paper for uprint photocopiers anymore, that it is on back order. Faculty are told that if they want copies, they need to contact printing services.
That's why Rodney and Michelle were having such a delightfully fun time! This may have been their first time playing with a copier. Butts, faces, office supplies, copies of copies, ransom notes.... Those were fun times, weren't they?
Apparently, it is taking Dems a couple days by now to print enough ballots to win the election there, and there's still 5% left. Someone, please go help them, so we can be done with this charade.
Either that, or the fact that Jack had a slight edge when the first round of counting ended, but with each new update, the majority of those new votes always goes to Phil, combined with the fact that this is exactly what happened in Georgia, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona and North Carolina in 2020, has some normal, non-sinister explanation.
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