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Actor and Kappa Sigma Brother Dennis Haskins (Alpha-Iota, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, ’70), best known for his role as Principal Richard Belding on late 1980s-early 1990’s sitcom Saved by the Bell, has entered the Chapter Celestial. The Fraternity mourns his passing and offers condolences to his family.
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MLB owners have created a business model where there is virtually no risk to owning a team. There are somehow MORE penalties for trying to win, spending money, and losing.
If you think a salary cap fixes this, you’re not paying attention. It just guarantees owners can keep collecting money while doing the bare minimum.
Players should NEVER agree to a cap until there are massive penalties for this bottom-feeding billionaire grift.
In the meantime, fans are expected to pay premium prices to watch billionaires refuse to compete.
Medicare for All would:
- guarantee every American healthcare
- save the average family $2400 per year
- save 114,000 lives per year
- cut spending by $1 trillion per year
- cover medical, dental, hearing, vision, long-term care and prescriptions
- eliminate copays premiums and deductibles
- let you choose your doctors and hospitals
Our current healthcare system is designed to exploit people for profit, and withhold healthcare for a price.
Demand Medicare for All.
For years, we've been told Medicare for All is "too radical."
Really? A new YouGov poll shows 64% of Americans support a Medicare for All, single-payer system.
The American people agree: Healthcare is a human right.
Let's get it done.
A new study confirms that Medicare for All would save 114,000 lives every year and reduce overall healthcare spending by more than $1 trillion annually.
Do not tell me we cannot afford Medicare for All.
What we cannot afford is a broken healthcare system based on greed.
A new study shows that Medicare for All would save over 114,000 lives and over $1 trillion every year.
The new research out of Yale shows that reductions in administrative overhead, lower pharmaceutical prices, less fraudulent billing, and fewer emergency care trips would lead to massive savings nationwide.
More accessible care would also lead to numerous lives saved.
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