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I mean...

❗️I know Vincents killings are a more dramatized version in the format of a song versus Alastors just being a backstory ❗️

but Vincents are also more fun. I wonder just HOW MUCH of a dramatization they are. like do you think Vincent got more creative with it? Or do you think he probably killed them in the same messy way.

One could argue that Vincents backstory takes place in a time where there's a more advanced police and investigation system in place...but also, Alastor HAD to be anxious since he was a black man killing rich, white men in the most messy way possible.

I think it's funny to consider that Vicent mmightve been a little more clean with it than Alastor. After all, Vincent killed for power, and Alastor killed for revenge and satisfaction.

u/Extreme-Bet3115 — 3 hours ago

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Will MSW accept "Statistics for social sciences and sociology" if it requires "introduction to statistics"?

As the title suggests, I need help or advice! I'm currently in my sophomore year and need to knock out my math requirements. I'm TERRIBLE at math. Like... absolutely horrendous. I initially was going to take "math for liberal arts" but upon further inspection, lots of MSW programs (advanced standing specifically) require an introduction to statistics class.

I was looking at CVC though and I see "introduction to statistics for social sciences and sociology" and it seems easier? More do-able and related to what I'm studying, at least.

How stingy are MSW programs with using the exact course? I'm not really certain. I'm mainly looking at SJSU or CSU East Bay, but maybe other programs, too?

Should I just bite the bullet and take the intro to statistics class? I'm already a little confused because I didn't do algebra in high school (only geometry and a statistics course), but it says it requires algebra...so I guess as a bonus question, do they actually ask for highschool transcripts or do they just TRUST that you did algebra in high school? Or will they take an actual high school statistics course as a supplement?

Thanks! I'm certain it's a question with nuanced answers, but any advice helps! I'm not sure who I'd contact about this either. I'm kind of new to most of this

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u/Extreme-Bet3115 — 7 hours ago

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[CA] will they test for marijuana? Should I say I have a medical card?

I'm 18, and I got offered a job recently, but they want a "drug and alcohol screening" and I'm a little nervous because I use marijuana but I have a medical card for it and use it to treat insomnia. It is quite literally a medication for me.

I don't know if they test for marijauna. Is it likely that they will? Should I be upfront and tell them I possess a medical card and use it medicinally, or should I ask what they test for?

Or should I just cross my fingers and hope for the best?

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u/Extreme-Bet3115 — 4 days ago