The Education Quality Improvement Program took effect this month.

The charter school businesses are charging around 1000.00 credits per semester plus around 600.00 credits per textbook, and many classes require multiple textbooks each. So we are all paying far more in tuition, as I've suspected would be the case.

Even loyal Stamp supporters are outraged by this. I am curious as to where this will go.

Dr. Jeynes announced to the class this week that an independent donor will be buying out his curriculum in place of the charter business imposed on him by Stamp. Jeynes' curriculum is on borrowed time for now, while he plans to move to a different university. In the meantime, I am still cultivating my dymensional plane garden while my plan to visit Zyrtin this coming June remains intact.

I discussed all this with Aledon over a phone call, and he encouraged me to either call for, or contribute toward a call for, a student-led strike.

Meanwhile, Karyanna Dwemmer says to roll with the punches for now. She is still hanging onto Monika Rhodes' denial complex, even though it's been a year since Monika left.