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[InfamousICON]

I'm gonna book an appointment for a psychiatrist tomorrow, hopefully he responsive to my symptoms, and understands what is covered by insurance.

 

[BASEDVATO]

I have already had a test thats worth 25% of my grade, and its 2nd week back - over material they expected us to study on Christmas - New Years break, like we have nothing better to do.

 

[BASEDVATO]

I need something other then ethanol.

 

[Ne Obliviscaris]

Sounds normal, stop being a bitch and do the work.

yup pretty standard.

 

[Ne Obliviscaris]

Sounds normal, stop being a bitch and do the work.

It's a fairly small class - we each get certain readings each week and we have to present the data in them to the class and write a paper on them, try and generate some discussion with the class about them. We will also have to do presentations on a paper we write later in the term.

I have already had a test thats worth 25% of my grade, and its 2nd week back - over material they expected us to study on Christmas - New Years break, like we have nothing better to do.

Classes sucked, but at least for me, grades could not mean less, and everyone basically got a 4.0. And you only lake classes for the first couple of years, unless its something your interested in, then its all research.

 

[InfamousICON]

All of my film professors last year had Masters Degrees in Screenwriting, all I could think to myself when I saw that in their bios was "lolwut"

 

[BASEDVATO]

Those silly liberal art advanced degree's

 

[BASEDVATO]

NVM

 

[InfamousICON]

UC Berkeley offers a PhD in Film & Media lol

I should apply after I finish my Bachelors in 2 years

have people call me the Film Doctor

 

[Mac Jesus]

This is the classload i'm dealing with... 3 of those classes have labs attached. Mac Teefus gets the tiny violin when I hear complaining.


fml for 4months

This looks like my undergrad course load which was hella easy.

 

[Ne Obliviscaris]

NVM

lol, the dissapearing quote.

 

[infinity]

ohhhhhhhhhhhhh

 

[Ne Obliviscaris]

Those silly liberal art advanced degree's

Please tell me this wasn't directed at me?

 

[Mac Jesus]

Please tell me this wasn't directed at me?

I think it was directed at me.

 

[BASEDVATO]

I know mac jesus quoted before deleting...

 

[BASEDVATO]

Please tell me this wasn't directed at me?

No, you studied the brain. That is very interesting imho.

Mac Jesus studies dinosaurs and digging up ancient rocks, that in its own right is interesting.

I probably have the least interesting stuff at the moment.




I think of liberal arts as like mastering in theater, and art.

 

[Mac Jesus]

No, you studied the brain. That is very interesting imho.

Mac Jesus studies dinosaurs and digging up ancient rocks, that in its own right is interesting.

I probably have the least interesting stuff at the moment.




I think of liberal arts as like mastering in theater, and art.

just to clarify archaeologists don't dig up dinosaurs.

 

[infinity]

they cry themselves to sleep

 

[BASEDVATO]

just to clarify archaeologists don't dig up dinosaurs.

All honesty what do you want your focus to be in? What part of ancient culture, or region?

 

[Mac Jesus]

All honesty what do you want your focus to be in? What part of ancient culture, or region?

I'm working on ways to deal with a lack of stratigraphy, and lack of bone/organic materials in the archaeological record of the Canadian Boreal Forest.

For Archaeologists stratigraphy and organic materials are important because it's how we date things. Because of this problem in the Canada's boreal forest region (oilsands area) we still don't have a concise culture history of the region - which my methods can help with.

To me it's cool because no one wants to try and tackle this problem and so little to no academic work has been done there so I'm going into uncharted territory and actually contributing to something. Most people want to study hella over studied regions of the world and got nothing new to say, really.