u/PMM-music

hi all! I have loved folk punk for some time, and have a playlist dedicated to it. issue is,I’m listen to it so much that I’ve grown kind of tired of it, or rather a bit burnt out. still love all the music, but I want some more variety. currently, the main bands on there are AJJ, Little Foot, SWSS, Harley Poe, Days N Daze, Holy Locust, a bit of Mischief Brew, a bit of Daniel Khan, Apes of the State, a bit of The Taxpayers, a lot of Pats stuff from pretty much all his bands, some earlier TFB, and a couple individual songs from bands like Konnie, Local News Legend, and Ghost Town Rejects. Any more ideas for bands to add? A lot of the bands I find scrolling on YouTube don’t seem to have their stuff elsewhere like the Junkyard Dogs, long sought rest, and even some holy locust stuff. Thanks!

Hi all, I’m an aspiring forester, and would like to get my bachelors in general forestry or the equivalent degree at whichever university I attend. but first, I am considering getting my associates at Three Rivers in Missouri to save money. They offer two related degrees: an associate of applied science in forest technologies, and an associate of fine arts in forestry. Which would be better for someone looking to transfer after getting her associates? If it makes a difference, the main schools I’m looking at are Mizzou, Michigan tech, cal poly tech Humboldt, SIUC, and Oregon State.

Hi! I’m a Missouri resident (or rather, will be, as I’m moving in with my dad at the start of next school year, going from an Illinois resident to a Missouri resident), and am considering Mizzou (as they are the only SAF accredited school in the state, and I like Columbia) who is currently a junior in high school. In general, I’m planning on going to an SAF accredited school and getting a forestry degree or the closest equivalent , being Natural Resource Science and Management at Mizzou. now, I was thinking it wouldn’t be too expensive, as im a resident and it counts as a tier 1 program (I think?). But nope! In fact, with housing and food include, still right around 35k a year. Now, I’m not a bad student by any means, but I’m certainly not getting any full ride scholarships. I got a 28 on the ACT, I have a 3.1 GPA (I’m weighed down by my math classes and some science courses mainly anatomy and freshman year bio), and can get around 1.5k in financial aid (which doesn’t seem fully correct compared to the 10k I can get at MTU). now, I am in marching band and choir, but that relies on them actually needing a saxophonist or bass singer and in me being good enough, and that still won’t cover much. So, any recommendations for scholarships for someone who wants to go into what I want to but isn’t a straight A student? Mizzou is high up in my choices due to both being in an LGBTQ+ sanctuary city, and because I’d be close to family, so I would like being able to attend without absurd debt