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So I totally haven't posted a public entry in quite some time.
Am transferring to Towson to become a Spanish major/Illustration minor. I'll also take Arabic and Russian in hopes of working for the government someday... or not. I just like languages. I want to take Italian, German, and Latin as well, but I don't know if I'll be able to fit them in.
Haha, how ironic would it be if I loved the art program and ended up an art major again?
Psycho Hippie teacher for my Critical Approaches to Literature class is driving me INSANE. The whole class is just completely useless. It will be complained about to whomever will listen.
I find that people in the "English/Literature" profession are a bunch of elitist snobs who have nothing better to do with their lives than write dull treatises about books no real person actually likes or cares about, and then spend large portions of class time telling you about it. And their medical problems and slightly disturbing life story.
Maybe not all of them are that extreme, but it's still an oppressive atmosphere. VJC is too focused on careers and the business world, anyway. It's not a school for creativity or free thinking. It strangles both of them very effectively.
None of the teachers (or students) seem interested in fiction writing at all. They seem kind of derisive about it, sometimes. (I wonder what they'd say if they knew I'd like to write genre fiction, of all things?)
Am transferring to Towson to become a Spanish major/Illustration minor. I'll also take Arabic and Russian in hopes of working for the government someday... or not. I just like languages. I want to take Italian, German, and Latin as well, but I don't know if I'll be able to fit them in.
Haha, how ironic would it be if I loved the art program and ended up an art major again?
Psycho Hippie teacher for my Critical Approaches to Literature class is driving me INSANE. The whole class is just completely useless. It will be complained about to whomever will listen.
I find that people in the "English/Literature" profession are a bunch of elitist snobs who have nothing better to do with their lives than write dull treatises about books no real person actually likes or cares about, and then spend large portions of class time telling you about it. And their medical problems and slightly disturbing life story.
Maybe not all of them are that extreme, but it's still an oppressive atmosphere. VJC is too focused on careers and the business world, anyway. It's not a school for creativity or free thinking. It strangles both of them very effectively.
None of the teachers (or students) seem interested in fiction writing at all. They seem kind of derisive about it, sometimes. (I wonder what they'd say if they knew I'd like to write genre fiction, of all things?)