Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Simple Academic (and Academically Related) Injustices

After spending about 4 hours in lab, I leave feeling lower than the dirt beneath my feet.  I just sink into myself and feel terrible.  Why do I feel so terrible?

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

I hope things change by the time I am a medical student...

Note: this may be a bit disjointed.
I am SO sick and tired of PMB's:  pre-med b!tches.

ALMOST (and I type that in all caps, because there are AT LEAST five of you who I believe to be truly respectable and friendly people) every pre-med I have encountered has been a PMB:  the kind of person who would never help you out on a homework assignment but will come to you expecting help, a person who might misinform you to ensure that they get a better grade, someone who is only your friend when you have a class with them, a sneaky b!tch who saps everything they can from you if you let them get too close.  PMBs are everywhere and make up the majority of my classmates, and I am truly sickened by these people.

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

What happened to real clothes?

A few nights ago, while walking home from studying, I encountered HOARDS of drunken sorostitutes who were pretending as though they were from the 80s--bright neon colors, tall socks, animal prints, and even fanny packs.  Ew, fanny packs?  Seriously, people WHY are fanny packs coming back?  They went out of fashion for a reason and it should stay that way ...  The moment I see a fanny pack, I think of my mom decades ago, looking like a dork while the rest of us were riding roller coasters in the amusement park.  Ick.  Fanny packs are hideous...

But that's not the stupidest thing I saw that night.

Monday, October 3, 2011

Freedom of speech? You make me sick.

My roommate and I are off to class and we see a disturbance in what students here call "The Diag", a giant open area that allows for easy access to the building surrounding it.  Instead of the Diag being all open and empty, it is walled off in such a way that you must go around it.  What was it walled off with?

Posters of bloodied, unborn fetuses SO large that you couldn't walk past them and miss them.