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the writing on the bathroom wall has evolved into a discussion on happiness, the will to live, love, and now jesus. so much for fun word games. jesus has entered the stall.
it's cal day. i just looked outside at the hordes of people and cringed. why are you all in my home? go away, please, so that i don't feel like an animal at the zoo. thanks.
i decided i want to be an engineer. but now it might be too late. i don't want a useless degree, but since this happens to be the 3rd ranked mechanical engineering department in the country, and i would be applying in my junior year, and if i don't get in, i basically can't graduate from any department cause my classes and units would be all screwed up, i now have to decide if it's worth the risk. isn't that sad? so much for a creative education. if it took me two years of taking a variety of classes to figure out what i want to do, isn't it just a good thing that i figured it out? why should i be punished by the university's lust for a good reputation? instead of kicking students out after a pre-ordained number of years, maybe they should stop spending millions of dollars on cosmetic construction projects on campus that cause the entire cal community inconvenience and headache and maybe put that money back into our fees that are starting to approach private school status. then students might be able to get the kind of education they need. not the kind of education the university slaps down on a dc tray. everyone doesn't fit into a category or a program, biotch.
it's cal day. i just looked outside at the hordes of people and cringed. why are you all in my home? go away, please, so that i don't feel like an animal at the zoo. thanks.
i decided i want to be an engineer. but now it might be too late. i don't want a useless degree, but since this happens to be the 3rd ranked mechanical engineering department in the country, and i would be applying in my junior year, and if i don't get in, i basically can't graduate from any department cause my classes and units would be all screwed up, i now have to decide if it's worth the risk. isn't that sad? so much for a creative education. if it took me two years of taking a variety of classes to figure out what i want to do, isn't it just a good thing that i figured it out? why should i be punished by the university's lust for a good reputation? instead of kicking students out after a pre-ordained number of years, maybe they should stop spending millions of dollars on cosmetic construction projects on campus that cause the entire cal community inconvenience and headache and maybe put that money back into our fees that are starting to approach private school status. then students might be able to get the kind of education they need. not the kind of education the university slaps down on a dc tray. everyone doesn't fit into a category or a program, biotch.