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and then to put him out
in the middle of a school year-
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I.D. 's, ladies and gentlemen.
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All right. Okay, okay. All right.
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Can't take no beepers in here.
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Give me my beeper, man.
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Mr. Wade, I need to see you
at the front door.
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Now where you gonna go?
Your friend go to jail. No beepers in here.
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Don't make no scene.
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Arthur is accepted
at the public high school near his home.
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he's been out of school for two months
and lost a whole semester's credit.
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here you have a youngster caught
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in the middle of two
separate school systems.
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had he stayed at St. Joseph's...
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he would have been able to receive
credit for that first semester.
:34:32
Doesn't seem fair,
but then that's the system.
:34:38
If he was going out there and he was playing
like they had predicted him to play...
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he wouldn't be at Marshall.
:34:44
Economics wouldn't have had anything
to do with him not being at St. Joe's.
:34:48
Somebody would have made some kind of
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arrangement, and the kid
would've still been there.
:34:52
he's not making it like they thought he was
gonna make it on the basketball court...
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so he's not there, simple as that.
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It doesn't take no brilliant person
to figure that out.