Just Your Average 68-Year-Old College Freshman
There are kids here who spent years rushing home from high school before the evenings turned dangerous. Parents got home too late for schoolwork. They’ve never been to Awards Night.
They look through a fence built around them and wonder if life on the other side is only for kids richer and luckier than them.
Community colleges provide acetylene and oxygen, and when students get the mixture just right, they burn through metal. Tuition is relatively inexpensive by 4-year college standards. With hard work and luck, they’ll finally transfer to a university. They’ll need those goggles every step of the way.
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Charles Robb Um..that's not a picture of you going to class is it?
Charlie, I'm not sure I can pull that look off. Have you tried it?
That "Fruit-Of-The-Loom" look is not only insanity; it's unsanitary!