This winter has been a hot one for Sam Bush!

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I found the ball! Should I give away where it is?

I was sad that the ground hog saw his shadow today - I am ready for summer and for festival season!

Julieta and I want to congratulate you both on your 35th serivnnaary and wish you both good health and at least 35 more years of making music together.

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has changed my onniiops. Yes, I knew about inequality, but I think I was simply naive to the inequality in the United States. I know that I talk about this class every time I leave. I talk to my roommates about the things that Sam talks about, and I talk about how I am astounded that I have had no idea about some of these issues. Maybe its because I was in the pre-awakening stage before this class, or maybe it is because I simply was not worried about inequality or the problems in this world because I have had the luck of being born into an upper class white family and have had the opportunities to be in the best public schools. All of the schools I attended from pre-school have been pretty much 98 percent white. I have been sheltered in a suburban society and have been surrounded by people who are exactly like myself. As much as I thought I was not sheltered because I live close to Philadelphia, after going to Sam's class this semester, I realize that I have taken for granted a lot of the things that I have received in my life. I have had the ability to get anything I want without my parents worrying about money. I do not pay for any of my expenses including my apartment rent, my gas, my tuition, my car, my clothes, and pretty much everything that I use I have not bought with my own money. The only money that I do have my parents have made me save for the future, and the only reason why I got this money was from my graduation party. I know this makes me sound like a complete spoiled brat, which I am in most peoples' eyes, but I have worked since I was 15 years old, and I have done nothing that would make me undeserving of my parents helping me out. I know that if my parents did not have the money to pay for these things, I would not have anything that I have right now, but I also know that I would work my ass off to still get the things that I have now. I think that Sam's class has really made me put my life in perspective and realize that the entire world does not have all the advantages that I have, and to be honest, it makes me feel bad that I have taken everything I have had for granted for the past 20 years. I think this class has been a real eye opener not just about myself but also about other issues outside of my own life. I was really fascinated and also disturbed after reading the book Disposable People. I had no clue that slavery existed as much as it does. I knew that there were problems with slavery, but I was unaware how prevalent and horrible it is today. I think that maybe this person is too stuck in his own thoughts to actually think about what Sam is talking about. He told us from day one that he was not trying to change our onniiops or make us think like he does, but to simply think. Thinking about the world and our own issues is something that most teachers don't allow us to do. I think that maybe this student should think about the reasons why this class has not done anything to him, and maybe he should reevaluate the things that Sam is really talking about. I am not trying to bash this student at all, I just think that even if you haven't learned or taken anything from all of Sam's lectures, maybe you should think about the underlying issues that Sam is describing.

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