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That was usually the reason students gave for wanting to change groups. It was often caused by a boy and a girl in the group dating and something going wrong in their relationship. Kevin shook his head. “No. It’s just that they’re so stupid I can’t stand it. I know all of the answers, and they don’t get the math at all. They’re no help to me.” “If you know the material, can’t you help them?” I asked. He shook his head. “I don’t work well with stupid people.” I was a little taken aback by all of this. I have had students previously who thought they were too smart to work with others, but I had never had anyone be so blunt about it. “Is there any group you would like to be part of?” I asked. Kevin shook his head. “Frankly, as I listened to all of the groups around me, I realized that they’re all stupid. I would be better off doing it on my own.” I paused at his arrogance, but I have learned that someone who doesn’t want to work with others shouldn’t be forced to— not for the sake of the person, but for the sake of the other group members. It causes too much disharmony. “If that’s how you feel, you don’t have to work with a group on the next review.” He thanked me and left. I shook my head in disbelief. I thought about it a minute, and then noted the names of each member of his group so I could check their scores. A couple of days later, after the test closed, I logged in to check grades. The class average was seventy-four percent. Every one of the other members of Kevin’s group scored even higher, receiving A’s and B’s. I assumed Kevin must have done really well, but when I looked at his grade, I was surprised. He had scored a sixty-two percent. I said nothing to him, but when I announced the class average, I did see Kevin ask his group members how they did. When they responded, his expression was priceless. On the next test, he didn’t work with his group. Once again, the class average was in the seventies, and Kevin’s group members received A’s and B’s. Kevin scored a sixty-percent. He asked me how his group members did, but I couldn’t legally tell him, so he asked them. After class, Kevin came up to see me. “Professor Howard, do you know what I scored on my two tests?” I nodded, so he continued. “I thought it had to be a fluke for my group members to get A’s and B’s when I got a sixty-two. I decided they must have drug me down. But it happened again without them. What should I do?” “I would suggest you study with your group,” I replied. “A smart person knows that he can learn something from everyone.” Kevin nodded, and the next time we did a review, Kevin was actively participating with his group. His test ended up being a B. He stayed after class the next day to talk to me. He just smiled and said six words. “A smart person learns from others.” Kevin had learned something even more important than math. Blood Donations Needed USD Wellness Center will host a community blood drive on Thursday, March 30 from 10:00 am to 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. All blood donations will directly benefit the local blood supply and patients in need at Sanford Vermillion Medical Center. “Donating blood on the Community Blood Bank’s bloodmobile directly impacts the Vermillion community’s blood supply,” states Ken Versteeg, executive director, Community Blood Bank. “With one blood donation, on the bloodmobile, you can save up to three patients. Consider keeping your donation local and impact patients in need when we come to USD Wellness Center.” Donors must be at least 17 years old (16 years old with a signed parent consent form found at www.cbblifeblood.org), weigh 110 pounds or more and be in good general health the day of the donation. Please bring an ID with you. It is recommended that you eat and drink plenty of fluids before donating blood. It only takes 30 to 35 minutes to donate with Community Blood Bank. Community Blood Bank is the sole provider of blood and blood products to 34 local area hospitals, including Sanford Vermillion Medical Center. Walk-ins are always welcome. Community Blood Bank is not affiliated with other blood bank organizations and takes pride in being a self-sufficient organization, thanks to the generosity of our local blood donors. Need Help With a Federal Agency? Give Us a Call By Senator Mike Rounds In the United States Senate, much of our time is focused on crafting and debating legislation, attending committee meetings and making sure federal policies are working for South Dakota families. But we also spend a great deal of time helping South Dakotans who are having difficulties dealing with a federal agency. It is a lesser-known but equally-important service that allows us to act as a liaison between you and the federal government. Washington is so broken and our federal bureaucracy has grown so large that individual needs of American citizens are too often lost in a sea of red tape. Our goal is to work with federal agencies to identify your issue and fix it. Over the past two years, working with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) on behalf of South Dakota veterans has been the most common situation we’re asked to help with. We have assisted countless South Dakota veterans navigate the Veterans Choice Act and other VA programs here in South Dakota, while simultaneously seeking changes to federal policy that will improve the care they receive under the current law. We also work frequently with the VA to obtain overdue medals and awards for veterans and their families. I have been able to present a few of those medals to South Dakota veterans firsthand as I’ve traveled around the state. It is a very special honor to recognize these vets, with their family and friends in attendance, and say thank you to them for their service to our country. In addition to helping veterans get the benefits and services they have been promised, we have also been able to bring families together by helping individuals get visas or expedited passports. We also help people access social security benefits, file tax returns, work with the Indian Health Service (IHS) and make sure that federal agencies are treating citizens fairly and with the respect and attention they deserve. I am very proud of the work we are doing to help South Dakotans who feel like they have been left behind by the federal government and have nowhere else to turn. Our South Dakota offices are located in Sioux Falls, Pierre, Rapid City and Aberdeen. Our staff members who handle casework are available every week day, either in person, by phone or by email. You can find the contact information for our offices on my website, www.rounds.senate.gov. My team works closely together across the state and in Washington, and we strive to provide a timely response to everyone who contacts us, particularly if it is an urgent matter in which we are able to intervene. We take our work on behalf of South Dakotans very seriously, and I am pleased that we’ve been able to help so many constituents already since setting up our office two years ago. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you are experiencing difficulty dealing with a federal agency. We are here to help. ble Grants Availa ris Removal Deb The TLC Water Project District is Accepting applications for cost share assistance for Tree debris removal from the Vermillion River. 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