Okay devils advocate.

This comes down to freedom of speech. And right then and there they should be allowed to do it.

So while I do personally agree that they have the right to do that. I also believe that freedom of speech does not equal freedom of consequences.

It is okay that the tolerant do not tolerate the intolerant.

Now if this is a private university, I did not read the article for I am not in the mood at this time of night, then they do/should have the right to dictate what is appropriate for their campus. While if it is public free speech is free speech.

I read in one of the recent articles that there was plans to put in a sirens for flooding because it was so common on that particular river but it was struck down because of cost.

https://g.co/kgs/9BWGKjZ This for a game called belatro. I hear it has the rules of poker but it’s a very replayable game that every time you play it is new and different.

There are many games that have great stories and have game modes that make it very easy or hard to die so you can just really enjoy the story.

Switch is the most user friendly PlayStation has some of the best single player story based game X box is mainly for online play These are all just very general statements

Try a little bit of everything.

While vacuum cleaners might feel like a modern invention, their roots can actually be traced back to the 1800s. Specifically, in 1860, Daniel Hess of West Union, Iowa, invented a device he called a “carpet sweeper.” The apparatus used a combination of bellows for suction and a rotating brush for gathering dust. And while yes if all you have is a hard wood floors the need for a vacuum is diminished but is still helpful. And what is useless for one person is helpful to another. Now there is interesting stories on how the Dyson came around to sell such an expensive vacuum.