Building on the success of the
bad paper activity and recognizing that the support of nursing citation needs was putting a significant stress on the already small library faculty, the idea for the peer-review of student papers arose.
(10) The remaining 260,000 were "
bad paper" discharges--either Other than Honorable (also sometimes termed Undesirable), Bad Conduct, or Dishonorable Discharges.
"Printing new banknotes comes in light of a studied plan put in 2005 to replace the old and
bad paper money and put new ones into circulation with more complicated security specifications to prevent them from counterfeit," The Central Bank said in a statement.
Fannie mad Freddie didn't mind acquiring
bad paper because they could bundle mortgages, good mad bad, and sell them worldwide as mortgage-backed securities with AAA ratings generously supplied by the three federally approved bond-rating firms--Fitch, Standard & Poor's, and Moody's.
"Borrowers defaulted on their loan repayments and banks were left holding
bad paper and properties, whose deflated values would not cover outstanding loans."
Although the freshmen in Christ College do not receive letter grades for their work during the first semester, none of them wanted to turn in a
bad paper. More important, though, were the Writing Center's welcoming atmosphere and our willingness to be flexible and adapt to a new style of consultation.
It was 38 pages on
bad paper and there was lots of JFA in there, but we'd read it until we had it memorized.
In the second quarter of 2007--excluding ANB's loans and the three thrifts--the banks had a collective $141.5 million of loan value in non-accrual status, so the June 30 number represents a 121 percent increase in
bad paper.
I am sorry I have do such a
bad paper but I never did know much trigonometry.
And how much of this
bad paper was then sold as rock-solid investments?
He also took issue with Blethen's "crummy" newspaper view, claiming "if the crummy paper is owned locally or owned nationally, it does not serve the public, it is a
bad paper."
But many are still weary when, or if, that
bad paper will hit the market.
The chapter on black ink alone should be required reading for all novice printers: "The color of the work can be increased only by the quality of the ink; the better the quality of the ink the more time it will take the pressman to work it, and the better may be the paper; it is impossible to work fine ink upon
bad paper" (T.C.