yea i think this should happen so we have would have more time to be in the club instead of lining up to buy the food :)
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Kristen Meadows
7 years ago
I agree 100%
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Aron
7 years ago
It should happen.
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NULL NULL
7 years ago
If we are starving because we're not eating delivered food just eat school food. LOL that was easy just fixed the problem.
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Sarisa Techasukij
7 years ago
mood
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Anonymous
7 years ago
It is absolutely dissapointing to see the lack of trust this school has in it's students. Seniors are practically adults! They should be able to make their own decisions without having the school interfere.
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lenny
7 years ago
sure lol
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Edward
7 years ago
The school is being ridiculous
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Aastha
7 years ago
...idk
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a senior student
7 years ago
8 days. My last year here, and it's disheartening to find that one of the few joys, despite the overwhelming amounts of stress IB creates, will not be offered for the future generations of BPS. Rather than explaining the situation, whether it was a financial predicament, or a concern from some students, a ban was placed upon ordering food that students liked. It should be the school's responsibility to address it with its student body instead of banning it without the consideration of any student's perspective or reaction. If upcoming final exams aren't stressful enough, along with the INCREDIBLY inconvenient timing of construction that disrupts the joy in the Senior Studies building, you remove the blissful opportunity to simply order food we would prefer to eat. Understand that this opportunity is given to SENIORS, and not the Year 11’s or below. If you want to clarify this, then do it. Do not disrupt arguably one of the only strands of hope and motivation that makes us want to push ourselves harder with a reward we find deserving. We are smart enough to know what should and should not enter our bodies, because this opportunity was given to SENIORS. We are mature in situations that matter. We are young adults who are capable of so much, yet you underestimate us. This is disappointing. I am a disappointed grad 19 student.
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yea i think this should happen so we have would have more time to be in the club instead of lining up to buy the food :)
I agree 100%
It should happen.
If we are starving because we're not eating delivered food just eat school food. LOL that was easy just fixed the problem.
mood
It is absolutely dissapointing to see the lack of trust this school has in it's students. Seniors are practically adults! They should be able to make their own decisions without having the school interfere.
sure lol
The school is being ridiculous
...idk
8 days. My last year here, and it's disheartening to find that one of the few joys, despite the overwhelming amounts of stress IB creates, will not be offered for the future generations of BPS. Rather than explaining the situation, whether it was a financial predicament, or a concern from some students, a ban was placed upon ordering food that students liked. It should be the school's responsibility to address it with its student body instead of banning it without the consideration of any student's perspective or reaction. If upcoming final exams aren't stressful enough, along with the INCREDIBLY inconvenient timing of construction that disrupts the joy in the Senior Studies building, you remove the blissful opportunity to simply order food we would prefer to eat. Understand that this opportunity is given to SENIORS, and not the Year 11’s or below. If you want to clarify this, then do it. Do not disrupt arguably one of the only strands of hope and motivation that makes us want to push ourselves harder with a reward we find deserving. We are smart enough to know what should and should not enter our bodies, because this opportunity was given to SENIORS. We are mature in situations that matter. We are young adults who are capable of so much, yet you underestimate us. This is disappointing. I am a disappointed grad 19 student.
GRRR
idk man
It should be back
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