Wikipedia is trash ( Read more... )

Well, things have pretty much come to a head and I've gotten burned out on computer science and want to switch majors! And I pretty much want to make a complete 180 from CS to chemistry or biochemistry ( Read more... )

Man what the fuck, 650 bucks for like five books (that I can't even return at the end of the year!) is a fuckin' ripoff.

We gotta topple the oppressive textbook regime let me tell ya

Would someone please do us all a favor and throw Julio Lugo into a fast-moving river?

On one hand, the last player to go exactly 7 for 79 in a month (please throw him into a river) was Roger Maris in 1959 for the Kansas City Athletics. The two years following that he won the AL MVP, and the second year of that he hit his record-breaking 61 homers ( Read more... )

I'm still here! I'm still alive! I'm still (kinda) relevant!

But now I'm twenty.

FUCK THE OCEAN


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In (less than) twelve hours I will be home from Boston until September. From January 2nd to August 29th, I will be working as a Quality Assurance Intern at Thomson Financial, making $15/hr, working 40 hours a week ( Read more... )

Cool People Who Died This Year

• Patrick Crenshaw: Age 86, Jan. 1
  
• Seth Fisher: Age 33, Jan. 30
  
• Don Knotts: Age 81, Feb. 24
  
• Adwaita: Age 250 (approx.), March 23
  
• Billy Preston: Age 59, June 6
  
• Syd Barrett: Age 60, July 7
  
• Steve Irwin: Age 44, September 4
  
• Red Auerbach: Age 89, October 28
  
• Ed Bradley: Age 65, November 9
  
• Peter Boyle: Age 71, December 12

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Northeastern has two methods of keeping money on what is called your "Husky Account." The first, Dining Dollars, is a set amount of money given at the beginning of the semester that can be used on food on campus or at take-out places near campus or vending machines. Meals in the dining halls are counted separately from this. The second, Husky ( Read more... )

A company in Australia has recently invented a safer, more efficient, more durable Constant Velocity joint. What is a CV joint? It's basically a joint that transfers energy around corners and at angles, and it's used in pretty much every single thing that has a motor that has been built since the 1930s. However, the 1930s version (which is still in ( Read more... )