so much depends

[ipsenaut]

I am not sure what to do with myself and my summer. There are three ways to go from here: Given that I have stopped attending half of my classes, taking summer courses would be prudent. There isn't much variety, but a failed student like me can't afford to be picky. Then again, nothing suggests a failed student like me will change his spots now. I

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[fireinthebelly]

It's good you're asking those questions

[adrastea_star]

Some friends of mine are in the ambulance corps / EMT program a little bit upstate, they seem to enjoy it.

Also, it's perfectly natural to get burned out on atheism as a culture and/or activist movement. It's sad, but most of our stalwart defenders aren't a lot of fun to hang out with, and you can only read the same arguments 80 or 90 times before you've got them pretty well down for yourself, agree or disagree. I like your volunteering idea. Do something you like that will help make a difference in the world. They probably won't make you convert, and chances are you'll be with an organization making tons more difference than the poor nerdy kids at the CFA could ever dream of doing.

[bellvampress]

That panel sounds interesting.

And do what you want--that's what's important. If you don't want to take summer classes, you can always go back in the Fall.