[Vision2020] Flip-Flop Part II

[Donovan Arnold]

Tim,

I am pro-education. I am just opposed to this bond because it is a bad plan. 
We need to reject it and come up with a new one and give people the option 
to except or reject portions of the plan.
Yes, as a student, I did post from a student computer maintained by my 
student fees and in a student building to tell people about student events.

I apologize to you that I did not remember you. I had over 500 students and 
their dependents to watch out for and Chrisman Hall was a long time ago. My 
father use to go to Chrisman as well.  Your sister was a wonderful person 
and good neighbor, how is she doing? Again I apologize for not remembering 
who you are.

And we are in the 21st Century. I know that is confusing because the year is 
2005, so you would think it was the 20th century. But in fact, we have 
already gone through 20 centuries, so we are in the 21st century. People 
that lived in the years 0-99 lived in the first century.

Anyway, hope that helped.

Take Care,

Donovan J Arnold


>From: Timothy Rigsby <timo5277 at uidaho.edu>
>To: vision2020 at moscow.com
>Subject: [Vision2020] Flip-Flop Part II
>Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2005 21:50:53 -0700
>
>Looking back through the archives of V2020 one will see that Donovan Arnold 
>was
>at one time a supporter of not only public education, but also a supporter 
>of funding
>public education.  Look at some of his posts from the past and then look at 
>some
>of his posts from recent history.
>
>Here is a quote to consider:
>
>"Land, buildings, teachers, books, computers, pencils, pens, overhead
>projectors, televisions, software, hardware, lighting, water, food, desks,
>chairs, paperclips, staples, erasers, and power are all effective tools in
>providing an education.
>
>Land, buildings, teachers, books, computers, pencils, pens, overhead
>projectors, televisions, software, hardware, lighting, water, food, desks,
>chairs, paperclips, staples, erasers, and power all cost money.
>
>If you do not supply the money, we will not have Land, buildings, teachers,
>books, computers, pencils, pens, overhead projects, televisions, software,
>hardware, lighting, water, food, desks, chairs, paperclips, staples, 
>erasers
>and power.
>
>. . .
>
>So since I am pro-education, I am pro money for schools. I think this is
>pretty obvious. If you want to argue that we don't need these things for
>education in the 21st century, go right ahead. I think people that make
>excuses not to pay are either misinformed, or greedy. Any good person who
>benefited from the labor and works of a community should want to use want
>(what not want) they received from that goodness to help others out as 
>well.
>
>. . .
>
>BUT, if you want to argue that are (our not are) schools have enough 
>teachers, and our
>schools have enough money and supplies to effectively operate you have a
>problem with thinking logically."
>
>http://mailman.fsr.com/pipermail/vision2020/2003-May/002134.html
>
>So which one are you Donovan, misinformed or greedy.  Did you not benefit 
>from this
>community or even this school?  Must not have since you are not willing to 
>help others
>as well.  So really Donovan, are you pro-education and also pro-money or 
>have you
>changed your mind?  By the way, what century are we in?
>
>Tim
>
>P.S. Did you ever look at V2020 when you were supposed to be working for 
>the students
>at UI as an ASUI Senator?  Did you ever post anything on V2020 from your 
>office in ASUI
>while on student time?  Does the cat call the kettle black?  If so, you owe 
>me time
>that you wasted either posting or viewing from the ASUI office, especially 
>if during
>this time spent viewing V2020 was when you should have been lobbying for my 
>residence
>hall, Chrisman.  Oh wait, but we never met, you and I don't know each 
>other.  I never
>met you when I lived on Chrisman or when I lived on Lewis St or when my 
>sister lived
>on Lewis St in the same building as you.  Weird, I guess we never met 
>Donovan, I must
>have been mistaken.
>
>
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