there's no use in feeling all the things i'm feeling, there's no one here to feel with me...
spring quarter 2005. four humanities classes and my own room, for now. stuff slowly migrating to the other side. new purple high heels and a new-found appreciation for baseball. ET free for three days and counting.
this is what i had to say about UCI on heeltribune.com:
"i've found plenty of 'damn parties' in the past three years and i don't feel like partying is what has been missing from my UCI experience. and it's not for lack of trying on my part, i can only take my college experience so far on my own. some people at UCI feel they have enough 'facebook friends' and don't talk to anyone else. other people are so into their religious/ethnic/significant other club that they don't notice much else. people at this school latch onto one clique and i think that's not a typical university mentality. i can assure you i try to talk to people in my classes and i go to plenty of parties but i've grown tired of the proverbial drunken stupor. i've stuck it out for three years and lived different places around town and campus and hung out with different crowds and even been different majors. my final summation is that in general people here are a bit too judgmental, apathetic, and too afraid to leave their comfort zones. the atmosphere is not helped by the fact that this is not a walking distance community and things like the new horrible mid-year construction/closure of our student center. come to UCI: great academics at the expense of student life."
my anger/wit/observational skills are beautiful. they should be shared with the world.
upcoming excitement (one of these things is not so exciting actually):
*stampede next saturday?
*job searching/parisian red tape
*queer prom in may
*mid-may: DRS soundtrack
*olympics 2012 new york city with emily
this is what i had to say about UCI on heeltribune.com:
"i've found plenty of 'damn parties' in the past three years and i don't feel like partying is what has been missing from my UCI experience. and it's not for lack of trying on my part, i can only take my college experience so far on my own. some people at UCI feel they have enough 'facebook friends' and don't talk to anyone else. other people are so into their religious/ethnic/significant other club that they don't notice much else. people at this school latch onto one clique and i think that's not a typical university mentality. i can assure you i try to talk to people in my classes and i go to plenty of parties but i've grown tired of the proverbial drunken stupor. i've stuck it out for three years and lived different places around town and campus and hung out with different crowds and even been different majors. my final summation is that in general people here are a bit too judgmental, apathetic, and too afraid to leave their comfort zones. the atmosphere is not helped by the fact that this is not a walking distance community and things like the new horrible mid-year construction/closure of our student center. come to UCI: great academics at the expense of student life."
my anger/wit/observational skills are beautiful. they should be shared with the world.
upcoming excitement (one of these things is not so exciting actually):
*stampede next saturday?
*job searching/parisian red tape
*queer prom in may
*mid-may: DRS soundtrack
*olympics 2012 new york city with emily