WE BEAT FF6 LAST NIGHT ( Read more... )

All the angst of politics and half of the angst (or Weltschmerz?) of the Weimar seminar comes to a grand total of $11.50. Yay textbook buybacks ( Read more... )

18.75 politics + 12 weimar + 10 history=almost 41 pages of final papery goodness and one tired Lissy.

But it's done, it's all turned in electronically and hard-copy, and I'm going to take back all ten of the politics books right now in celebration.

Phew. All over but the German.

Two down. Twenty-two pages (plus pictures, bibliographies, title pages) printed out and sitting on the bookshelf to be turned in on the way to Mudd tomorrow ( Read more... )

Just recycled a three-inch stack of photocopies from Maryland.

Weimar paper done, 23 pages with title page, bibliography, and pictures (only 12 of actual text--exactly 12, which means I added exactly two pages in revisions). Time to move on to history, now on its third draft.

( Pre-dean's date stuff )

20-10 Seattle. Man, I was convinced we could have beaten them.

Oh well--a good season, with six amazing wins at the end, all in a row. Hail to the Redskins, and especially hail to Joe Gibbs for giving us Washingtonians a team of which to be proud.

From sports columnist extraordinaire Tony Kornheiser:

But you remember how the 49ers smelled like dinner? Here's the news unfiltered: The Seahawks smell like coffee. Grind 'em up.

Kick-off is tomorrow at 4:30. Anybody want to tell me where I can find a TV so I can be uncharacteristically loud and cheer for Washington in Washington?

New Year rung in, bags unpacked, back on campus for reading period #3.

( What's done, what's left, what's irksome. )

And of course all of you RM alumni are going to be at the concert tonight, right? Right?

Suddenly realized that I have way too much work. Isn't it fantastic how all the papers are assigned and come due at the very end of the semester ( Read more... )