So, I’m a new Civic owner, and I’m just wondering, what’s the best way to wash the car? For context, I got a 2026 Civic Hybrid Sport, and I’m really nervous about taking it through a car wash. But on the other hand, I do not have faith in washing it myself, and I really don’t have the time to. Any advice would be great!
Hi all! I just bought a new Civic Hybrid Sport, and was wondering if anyone had any advice or suggestions about the car. I’ve never owned a Honda before, and this is my first time owning such a new/nice car. I really want to take care of it and make it last, so if anyone has any advice that would be great!
Hi guys, MS State student here. I'm a senior accounting student and I have a quick question for the other accounting students. Does anyone know Matt Oakes? He's a recent grad and our new Intermediate II professor. He's got a RateMyProfessor but it isn't much. My friends and I are wondering about his teaching style and what we should expect. Thank ya'll!
Last Friday was when Tate Reeves said he'd call lawmakers to a special session 21 days after the Supreme Court ruling. This means that legislators will come together on May 20th. As of right now, (which could change very fast seeing as how at the time of this post Florida has already redrawn their maps, and Louisiana has already postponed their May primaries), there has been no official maps be it for the Supreme Court districts or Representative districts. This is going to create a lot of uncertainty and confusion. Redrawing districts could effect where people go to vote and create confusion around who exactly is supposed to represent them.
I know many people would prefer to have a say in this. After all, in each district there's over 700k people. If what lawmakers are talking about online is true, this has the potential to impact a ton of people. Mississippians should get a say in this.
I also know ballot initiatives are no longer a thing in Mississippi, but we can still contact out representatives. While we may not be able to go around and gather signatures for ballot initiatives, we can still let our voices be heard. Call your representatives. Write to them. If they host a town hall or anything of the sort, go to it. Let your voice be heard. May 20th is when they meet.
State Representative Brice Wiggins said this in regards to the Supreme Court decision: "To be clear, the decision is a huge win. Fairness and real numbers should rule the day when it comes to apportioning representation."
We need to hold our lawmakers to such statements as those.
Can someone tell me if department policies override DRC testing accommodations? I'm just kind of curious if they can, and if so, how? I'm not very upset, I'm just curious as to how they can do that.
I was recently given testing accommodations. Yes, I know it's late in the semester, I just got my letter from my provider. No, these accommodations aren't for a final. Today, I talked to my professor about my accommodations and he said that they couldn't be honored because of department policy. Again, I'm not mad at him or anyone, I'm just wondering how that's allowed.