College SMOLLEGE
Things are starting to move quicker now.
Like, if this were the Indy 500 - we'd so be on the second lap. Vroom Vroom. Rearing to go.
Anyway, so far, classes have been going swell.
Realized something though - night classes in the city are awesome. There's something mystical about this place at night. You walk down the street and you just feel different.
During the day is cool and all - but it doesn't compare to the crisp coolness of the evening.
The stroll I take around campus everyday is about the same. I pass by the IU Hospital and jump over to the Campus Center. In the morning, the trip is bland. A bunch of cars constantly zoom by. Then you cough - because the air is full of SHIT.
In the evening, it's different. The hospital has an interesting display of lights. It's weird though - there's never anyone inside of it. All the rooms look empty through the windows. IT MUST BE A GHOST HOSPITAL. OMG, WHERE IS STEVEN KING?
The street lights reflect off the roads. GAAAAH - I can't even explain it. It just makes you feel calm. And the "emptiness" of the campus makes it better.
Not that campus is annoying when it's full. It's nothing like North Central. You don't get a bunch of fat black girls gathering in a corner going, "Mmmm Mmmm Boy". So, all in all, it's a nice change.
I totally have a math quiz to turn in today. And, I never finished the last question. The math teacher stated that, "I made the last question include something you guys haven't learned yet".
That's so awesome. Cause you know how totally great I am at solving things that I completely don't understand yet. Fucking awesome. Finally, I get to CHALLANGE MYSELF BY NOT UNDERSTANDING.
No matter what people say about IUPUI - it really is a good college. It's easy to get to. The campus is well equipped. The classes can either be large or small - but either way, they're easy to take part in. And, on top of that - it's in the city. You can't deny a city. YOU CAN NEVER DENY A CITY.
City > Country. Sorry. It's the truth. You can't deny it. Why? Because it's in a mathmatical expression. So don't rain on my parade.
Like, if this were the Indy 500 - we'd so be on the second lap. Vroom Vroom. Rearing to go.
Anyway, so far, classes have been going swell.
Realized something though - night classes in the city are awesome. There's something mystical about this place at night. You walk down the street and you just feel different.
During the day is cool and all - but it doesn't compare to the crisp coolness of the evening.
The stroll I take around campus everyday is about the same. I pass by the IU Hospital and jump over to the Campus Center. In the morning, the trip is bland. A bunch of cars constantly zoom by. Then you cough - because the air is full of SHIT.
In the evening, it's different. The hospital has an interesting display of lights. It's weird though - there's never anyone inside of it. All the rooms look empty through the windows. IT MUST BE A GHOST HOSPITAL. OMG, WHERE IS STEVEN KING?
The street lights reflect off the roads. GAAAAH - I can't even explain it. It just makes you feel calm. And the "emptiness" of the campus makes it better.
Not that campus is annoying when it's full. It's nothing like North Central. You don't get a bunch of fat black girls gathering in a corner going, "Mmmm Mmmm Boy". So, all in all, it's a nice change.
I totally have a math quiz to turn in today. And, I never finished the last question. The math teacher stated that, "I made the last question include something you guys haven't learned yet".
That's so awesome. Cause you know how totally great I am at solving things that I completely don't understand yet. Fucking awesome. Finally, I get to CHALLANGE MYSELF BY NOT UNDERSTANDING.
No matter what people say about IUPUI - it really is a good college. It's easy to get to. The campus is well equipped. The classes can either be large or small - but either way, they're easy to take part in. And, on top of that - it's in the city. You can't deny a city. YOU CAN NEVER DENY A CITY.
City > Country. Sorry. It's the truth. You can't deny it. Why? Because it's in a mathmatical expression. So don't rain on my parade.