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thevirginnerts

WIPE THE BLOOD FROM BOTH OF THEIR EYES

Mar 08, 2005 08:08

How does one go about deciding a major? How do you pick just one thing to study, in depth, for several years? How could you possibly like one thing that much? What if you don't know what you like and have to base your decision on inro classes, when intro classes are, by nature, bland and uninteresting, designed to allow even the most slovenly ( Read more... )

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It's Amy! anonymous March 8 2005, 10:54:34 UTC

I haven't been here for very long, but I seem to be getting the impression that college is good for absolutely nothing but a fancy piece of paper that will help you get a job. However, you've got to have the write kind of paper to get a real job....

Re: It's Amy! naralian March 8 2005, 20:49:21 UTC

And know how to spell "right". I've found that that helps, too.

Re: It's Amy! anonymous March 9 2005, 16:43:52 UTC

Baaaaaaaaaa!!!!! Damn this English major. My spelling and grammer have never been worse.

Re: grammar anonymous March 13 2005, 23:38:17 UTC

Is spelled with an 'a'.

Here's how it works. naralian March 8 2005, 20:54:28 UTC

See Daniel.

Daniel is bored easily.

Daniel hates boredom.

Daniel can only avoid boredom by doing things.

Classes that come easy to Daniel mean he is only doing things during lecture hours, at most.

Chemistry is hard. It's the only thing that forces Daniel to work.

Chem E is the hard version of Chemistry.

Daniel majors in chem E.

Daniel decides to graduate in three years.

Daniel enrolls at the hardest Chem E school in the nation.

No more boredom! Happy, happy Daniel! Yay!