So I've spent my last three weeks hardcore geology-ing in Montana, and I have another two to go.  There are certainly two distinct aspects of this experience: the geology and the everything else.  From an academic standpoint, things are fun and different, and I'm at that cool point where I'm starting to feel confident in my abilities and ( Read more... )

*whew!* I managed to register for classes before pre-reg ended. This is good. Also, last week I officially declared myself as an Anthropology and Geosciences double major -- hooray!

But classes, at least for now:
ANSO 305 - Social Theory
SOC 328 - The Human Face of Disaster
GEOS 303 - Ig. and Met. Petrology
ENGL - Austen, Eliot, Woolf

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*whew*  I just met with geology professor, which was definitely the right thing to do, even though it gave me that wanting-to-throw-up feeling all morning.  He made me feel a lot better about not having decided yet about the double major idea or even the study abroad idea.  I am slightly more skeptical of his statement that I should not worry about ( Read more... )

Of course once doesn't want to jump to conclusions here or anything after just two days of a class, especially not one who changes her mind or has as much trouble making it up in the first place, but I have this inkling that anthropology is My Thing. You long-standing LJ readers can attest to my musings about settling myself down in remote lobster ( Read more... )