Yeah, that's right. It was a Christmas present from my parents, and I was pretty damn suprised.

Oh, yeah, one more thing: I'M DONE!!!So first of all let me describe the past couple of days. This week was finals week at the U. More specifically the time from last thursday to today was finals week. I had a final in my math class on tuesday ( Read more... )

So this is sort of a continuation of my last entry, only with more of my feelings and fewer objective facts ( Read more... )

This entry is doing two things:

First, it's letting me vent some of my anger over how our theater program has been trampled over by the Umoja folks.

Second, it's letting you all know the details of how and why our schedule for the rest of the year is screwed up. It's really long, so I'm going to put it behind a lj cut.

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Not that that should be news to anyone, but it was hightlighted to me last night on public radio. Coleman is calling for Kofi Annan, the secretary-general of the UN to resign because he was the secretary-general during the oil-for-food program, which was "riddled with fraud ( Read more... )

This is something I heard on the radio this morning, but I found this on the Houston Chronicle website:

A parent's concerns prompted the district 150 miles northeast of Houston to scrap its annual "TWIRP Day" -- when boys dress like girls and girls dress like boys-- in favor of "Camo Day ( Read more... )

The show went really well. We had what I consider an all-star cast, and everyone got along almost perfectly. The play is a great play, very well written, and I think we did a great job.

Yay to everyone who was involved in any capacity.

Everybody should come see rainmaker. It's going really well, and everybody is getting along (for the most part), which is good ( Read more... )

You know how sometimes you can get so angry that you don't really seem angry on the outside? That's how I feel right now ( Read more... )

I saw Yale on Saturday. I can sum it up in very few words. Eww. It was pompous and stuck-up. The tour guide kept going on and on about the histories of the different statues they have there. I didn't think I would like it, and was mainly just stoping because I was going to be driving through New Haven anyways. I was proved correct ( Read more... )

So today I saw Brown. Brown is significantly bigger than Wesleyan or Pomona; it has about 6,000 undergrads as opposed to 2,700 at Wesleyan and 1,600 at Pomona. This weekend also was parents weekend, so there was approximately 839,572,457,124 parents converging on campus. This really kind of screwed up my visit, so I'm not sure how accurate this ( Read more... )