despite his international accolades, some Ethiopians believe Ahmed’s proposed reforms could worsen tensions between ethnic groups, and in July hesurvived an assassination attempt and participating in a national walkout at 1 p.m. EST on Monday, September 24. At school, Nick is impressed with whatever Pussycats performance he got to see that we didn’t, and invites the whole gang to a party at his hotel room that night. Archie is unimpressed (and distracted by Betty telling him she hasn’t received any more calls), but Cheryl, in particular, seems to like what she sees. At the party, Nick breaks out some JJ, and once he reminds Veronica that she owes him some fun per her dad’s orders, the whole gang partakes (except Betty). Guys, just say no! A little while later, everyone is dancing, Josie and Reggie make out, and Betty just looks sick as she watches it all. Veronica tries to get her to have fun, but B explodes — and unloads — on V. Betty calls her bestie shallow, privileged, and a bad person. It gets cruel, and everyone watches, stunned, until Betty storms out. This can’t be the end of B&V, it just can’t! But whatever it is, it clearly puts a damper on the party, because pretty soon it’s just Veronica and Nick. He puts the moves on her and when she isn’t interested, he kisses her anyway. She shoves him away, and he calls her a tease and reminds her about the monetary power his family wields over hers right now. V slaps him and leaves. I amnota fan of Nick St. Clair. What a sleaze. But the movement hasn’t stopped, especially after new allegations were leveled at Kavanaugh by a former Yale University classmate. Areport fromThe New Yorker