I was looking up the statistical data presented by a local college about one of their two year programs. It was about which students had graduated successfully from the program, got a job related to the program, how much they made, etc,. Problem was, N=65. So small! Out of 116 eligible participants in the survey. I understand response rate to surveys can be very small, but perhaps this data is, like, useless to me? Compared to the population sampled, of course.
And how do I know which parts of the data WASN'T presented? Hmm???
I am sceptical, sirs and madams. >[
~My condolences to Jess's family.

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AAAH FUCKING AAAH
Hello, in any case! *pokes your angry face*
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I'm sure we brushed shoulders several times.
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