Personal mutterings, squallings, babbling, grunts, moans, and occasionally something intelligent.
Well, maybe it is, but there’s not much going on lately so I’ll just bore you. • There’s a huge lice outbreak at the elementary school. Rumor has it that 80 kids have teh boogs. We all hate the nit comb. • The in-laws made it through Ike okay, although they lost power for over a [...]
First grade of my graduate student career: 97. Can’t get too excited, because it was on a paper that counts for 5% of my final grade. Still though, not bad.
I graduated from St. Edward’s yesterday, with my BA in Communication. And, I believe, a 4.0 GPA. Starting graduate school this fall! I’ll keep going as long as I keep having fun.
Done, done, done. I am done with school. Had my last exam as an undergraduate tonight. I’m 99 44/100% certain I have a 4.0 GPA at St. Edward’s.
I was inducted into Alpha Sigma Lambda, the adult honor society, last weekend. Tonight I got an email congratulating me on being elected a member of Lambda Pi Eta, the communication honor society. I know that a faculty member had to have pulled some strings on my behalf since normally students from New College aren’t [...]
I ran into people talking about gutta percha three times in the last week. I’d never heard of it before. I got invited to join the honors society at school. I also submitted a paper about Disney’s parks and how they relate to Fisher’s Narrative Theory for presentation at SOURCE, my school’s annual conference, and [...]
I really love the professors I’ve had at St. Edward’s, but their communication can be the pits. There was the instance where I waited a year for them to finally come up with a decision on whether one of my transfer credits would count towards my major. I heard back last semester – no, it [...]
Given my history, it’s no wonder that I’m having nightmares about my Capstone course, which is the last required course I need to graduate. One nightmare involved my completely forgetting to go to class – a perennial favorite of the dream machine in my brain. The other one last night had my professor move the [...]