brian: i have a cohost. here you go. wow! ainsley: that is great, brian. steve: he s got the microphone, why isn t he talking? brian: steve, we will do this a long time ago. we keep forgetting to talk but we know what they would like to say. they hope the chiefs win and i can t wait for the family to arrive here in a matter of moments. ainsley: it s all in the eyes, brian. brian: it s all in the eyes. steve: you know, brian, first of all, you should have talked to janice dean before you went and she would have told you you need winter clothes because it is actually warmer in new york than it is in minnesota. here is the thing about the mascot right there, that pastor is in a big, warm zoo and he feels better than you do. brian: absolutely. steve, look behind me, the cheerleaders dancing, they don t complain. but like me they are wearing it really works to keep that grip around your thighs that we all see. steve: i have no idea what is talking about. ains
is in a big, warm zoo and he feels better than you do. brian: absolutely. steve, look behind me, the cheerleaders dancing, they don t complain. but like me they are wearing it really works to keep that grip around your thighs that we all see. steve: i have no idea what is talking about. ainsley: brian is in his element. he is losing it because he s in his element. brian: how great is this high school band? they travel with piccolo s, alto/tenor care where notes. steve: the mountain ridge band. ainsley: brian, on the website commits as 50, and we talked about this a few minutes ago 50 honor courses and in school we could do calculus for advanced english. that is all they offered here they have an arts program recognized for performance of
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now, the college board which administers the s.a.t. says the test isn t a measure of socioeconomic status. indeed, 22% of the record 1.66 million students who took the tests this year qualified for a fee waiver from the board. that means that more than 365,000 students wouldn t have been able to take the college qualifying exam because they couldn t afford the $50 administrative fee. this year, the number of minority students taking the s.a.t. increased to 45% of all test takers. yet, the achievement gap still stands. 307. that is the difference in average s.a.t. scores between white and black students in the most recent year measured. 244 that is the difference between white and latino students. african-american students are the least likely to participate in a.p. or honor courses, the second least likely, latinos.