richard

Hi everyone I had a question about the first amendment in the USA. I live on a University campus and today a police officer came knocking on my door wanting to charge me with disorderly conduct because someone was yelling "profanities" out of their window at parents and they got offended. It turns out they had the wrong building so nothing came of it but can you really charge someone for yelling offensive words and cursing at someone else? Would that go against the first amendment. Just curios about the situation, thanks.

hello everyone I am currently enrolled in my local community college and plan on transferring this coming fall. I emailed the transfer counselor at the school I plan to attend about what kind of grades I needed to transfer. Her response was and I quote. " we require a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA in one full-time attempted semester to offer you admission as a transfer student". My question is what is my cumulative gpa? Is my high school gpa also taken into account since they also asked me to submit my high school transcript or is just my first semester of college considered This past semester I finished with a 3.6 while taking 14 credits but my high school transcript is a 2.0 at best. Any insight would be much appreciated thank you.

I am 19 and I have worked the the Cheese Cake Factory for a few months now and have never received a break. My shift usually consist of 7-10 hour work days with no down time. I am not a server I am a baker basically getting cheesecakes ready for costumers. I am able to eat but on the clock and we must hide the fact that we are eating so basically this means squatting down behind the counter and shoveling food in your mouth as fast as possible. My question is how is it legal for them to do this? everyone else that works there doesn t seem to have a problem with it but I think its ridiculous I cant have 15 min to relax and enjoy my meal. Any insight would be much appreciated.