Imagine, where else can you get a four-year degree including tuition, room, board, books, parking fees, student fees, fraternity or sorority dues, parking fines for when you were late to class and had to park in some profs parking space, and transportation to and from your residence for a grand total of under $3,600?
The Wakandan tradition of a physical battle that decides who occupies the throne may have worked just fine for centuries, when the goodwill of all challengers could be assumed, but the system is vulnerable to the manipulation of a strongman whose prime claim to power is strength.
As Stewart Acuff, the special assistant to the President of the AFL-CIO, observes, "It's pretty simple: arbitration is fine for them when it keeps them out court and limits damages to business.
The Department of Health said hospitals would have to waive parking fines for visitors when an overstay was out of their control, such as when treatments were taking longer than expected.
"How Country Feels" is a play for the center, which is fine to aim for when coming from the outside.
The BBC found that Reading Borough Council made almost £3m from fines for 2013/14 when 102,659 were given out.
Pete Bethune was fined for piracy when he boarded a whaling vessel called the Shonan Maru No.2.
"I will vote for him because he wrote a letter and exempted us from paying a fine for illegal construction when he was mayor," said Nader Abolqasemi, a 33-year old civil servant, referring to the time when Mr. Ahmadinejad was the mayor of Tehran before he was elected president.
It's not fine for spelling words when writing understandable prose.
