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I ride the bus everyday to work, and my only complain is the fellow passengers and the lack of bus driver stepping in when people are making other unconfortable. I realize what a tough job the drivers have, and have to deal with a lot of different problems each day. But as a rider I would appreciate a bus driver being more of a presense in the bus environment.

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I think that it is great that the teacher you interviewed is able to express her culture and beliefs openly. However, you didn't mention (or perhaps I missed it) where in Oregon she teaches. I imagine that in more liberal areas of Oregon this would be less noted than other areas of the state.

posted 3 years, 3 months ago
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