Tuesday, April 26, 2005
I need to really stop doing this
Let's call him Professor I-am-Right-and-You-are-Wrong. Let's just say he spends an inordinate amount of time bashing privatized healthcare while promoting--and shamelessly at that--healthcare system in Canada, where his daughter is currently living and has not had *any* problems therein.
*cough* Dr. I-am-Right-and-You-are-Wrong must be high on something--whether its his own ego (self-inflated sense of self and intelligence) or on the state-sponsored marijuana, we shall never know.
(Oh, by the way, is anyone in Tucson willing to hire a willing, hard-working, industrious student for the summer? I don't have much going for me except to say that I am licensed to work in the state of Arizona and certified as a pharmacy technician and I have taken one too many chemistry courses with a random emphasis on crappy classes that will do nothing for me in the real world. Oh, and I have been accepted into the College of Pharmacy. I will work for slave labor wages. I was planning on selling some organs to help me pay rent over the summer, but I don't think that's allowed. So I have resorted to this.)
But in other news, what is going on at the Good Ol' UofA? Let me just say this: nothing much. Boring editorials. A perverted Greek system with men stripping down to nearly nothing (ok, occassionally nothing).
Oh, a sidenote--is anyone in Tucson willing to hire a willing, hard-working, industrious student for the summer? I don't have much going for me except to say that I am licensed to work in the state of Arizona and certified as a pharmacy technician and I have taken one too many chemistry courses with a random emphasis on crappy classes that will do nothing for me in the real world. Oh, and I have been accepted into the College of Pharmacy.
I haven't been around lately. Has it really been fifteen days? So what have I missed? Or perhaps, what have *you* all missed?
Let's call him Professor I-am-Right-and-You-are-Wrong. Let's just say he spends an inordinate amount of time bashing privatized healthcare while promoting--and shamelessly at that--healthcare system in Canada, where his daughter is currently living and has not had *any* problems therein.
*cough* Dr. I-am-Right-and-You-are-Wrong must be high on something--whether its his own ego (self-inflated sense of self and intelligence) or on the state-sponsored marijuana, we shall never know.
(Oh, by the way, is anyone in Tucson willing to hire a willing, hard-working, industrious student for the summer? I don't have much going for me except to say that I am licensed to work in the state of Arizona and certified as a pharmacy technician and I have taken one too many chemistry courses with a random emphasis on crappy classes that will do nothing for me in the real world. Oh, and I have been accepted into the College of Pharmacy. I will work for slave labor wages. I was planning on selling some organs to help me pay rent over the summer, but I don't think that's allowed. So I have resorted to this.)
But in other news, what is going on at the Good Ol' UofA? Let me just say this: nothing much. Boring editorials. A perverted Greek system with men stripping down to nearly nothing (ok, occassionally nothing).
Oh, a sidenote--is anyone in Tucson willing to hire a willing, hard-working, industrious student for the summer? I don't have much going for me except to say that I am licensed to work in the state of Arizona and certified as a pharmacy technician and I have taken one too many chemistry courses with a random emphasis on crappy classes that will do nothing for me in the real world. Oh, and I have been accepted into the College of Pharmacy.
posted by Laura Keslar at 6:03 PM | |
Saturday, April 16, 2005
Damn Them Evil Corporations!
And it sort of makes me grateful that I can pay $2.26, though 'twas rather sad when I filled up my little fifteen gallon tank for over $30.
*UGH. I accidentally posted this in the wrong place. Oh well. Its where it ought to be. Finally.
For all of us who have been complaining about gas prices, Arizona Watch has some insightful reasoning as to the excessive costs of gasoline.
And it sort of makes me grateful that I can pay $2.26, though 'twas rather sad when I filled up my little fifteen gallon tank for over $30.
*UGH. I accidentally posted this in the wrong place. Oh well. Its where it ought to be. Finally.
posted by Laura Keslar at 6:26 PM | |
