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Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Depending on where you go for school determines what is allowed in the dorm rooms and what is available from the school to prepare meals. I am experimenting with how to cook here at Fisher College with the limited available materials. Here are my main constraint

  1. Not allowed a microwave in the room.
  2. Microwave, Fridge and sink are two floors below me.
Due to the school being in a historical part of Boston the school is crazy with the fire codes. A lot of them seem a little bit extreme but some of those extremes are from the building associations and laws. I love to cook legit food but it is difficult to find microwave recipes and microwave alternatives. So we will see what will happen.

On the Fence

I feel like there is a little built of guilt with the time that I have free during the day.  I know that there is nothing else to work on but then again there are some projects that i could get stuff done on but they are due so far off that it doesn't matter right now. I need to go and do it now that it is in the front of my mind. thank you blog for reminding me.

Monday, February 27, 2012

Get it Done (not on procrastination)

     I don't care about if you are the one to procrastinate on that project, presentation or speech. It is not your quality that I as a student care about either. The only thing that I do not understand is when students don't do the assignment and then try to come up with a lame excuse as to the reason why.
     There is this document called the Syllabus and that for those who are not in the college world or just as a reminder to the rest of us who dosed off during the first day; is the bible on how the class is to be run and what is expected form the professor and the students. There is little to no room to negotiate depending on who your professor is. I question the fact of how elastic the syllabus can be but some in my Public Speaking have almost snapped it in three pieces. Why push the limit of that with lame excuses? Seriously?
     The detail of the fact that all classes are expensive and that this is a waste of money. The class in question roughly costs $200 a day. I know that a lot of people don't like to publicly speak but in a private college of 700  students the class sises are small so speaking to a group of 15 other students shouldn't be that difficult. My beef with it is that if no one had their speech on the day that is scheduled for them the class gets cancelled. I want to learn. I want to do well. but how can I do both when the other students are being children. Man up and admit that you dun guft it.