Mein Gott in Himmel
I just got back from the ol' Coffman Bookstore a little more weighed down.
$325 on the ol' student account later and here are, for now, the books for this semester:
That's a load of shit. I just hope the level of writing for these classes is something I can manage to keep up with. I've always been a shitty essayist, and it's not a skill one should lack when attempting to graduate. Just thinking about the senior thesis makes me uncomfortable because of my lack of ability.
I wish I could be a writer. I think I'd like it.
To be honest I want to change my schedule to something different. I don't know what to expect. I also need to get this job at Circuit City finally figured out so I can decide what to change with my schedule. It's ridiculous how much they are draggin' their feet over there (and on the corporate side, with their help desk), but I know it's going to be the job that I should take rather than anything else. It's centrally located (i.e. there's a city bus stop right nearby), and it pays pretty well.
The problem is the management runs into something like this and loses complete interest because it means they have to do something they aren't technically required to do. Really fantastic show of leadership.
$325 on the ol' student account later and here are, for now, the books for this semester:
That's a load of shit. I just hope the level of writing for these classes is something I can manage to keep up with. I've always been a shitty essayist, and it's not a skill one should lack when attempting to graduate. Just thinking about the senior thesis makes me uncomfortable because of my lack of ability.
I wish I could be a writer. I think I'd like it.
To be honest I want to change my schedule to something different. I don't know what to expect. I also need to get this job at Circuit City finally figured out so I can decide what to change with my schedule. It's ridiculous how much they are draggin' their feet over there (and on the corporate side, with their help desk), but I know it's going to be the job that I should take rather than anything else. It's centrally located (i.e. there's a city bus stop right nearby), and it pays pretty well.
The problem is the management runs into something like this and loses complete interest because it means they have to do something they aren't technically required to do. Really fantastic show of leadership.