Wednesday, October 08, 2003
sure you've all heard by now...arnie is the new governor...it's a sad state of affairs (no pun intended) when an election becomes so circus-like the whole world over knows about it, even if it doesn't remotely concern them. i will not disclose my vote, save to say i did not vote for mr. hasta la vista baby. that's his whole problem...no good track record with women, supports homosexuality (though he claims to be a republican), at least he's anti-abortion. the real problem is that he will be a political puppet...another doll for george w. to play with, how fun. in my way of thinking, if you elect someone as governor and end up not liking him, tough...you elected him, you should just stick with him. now what, everytime we don't like someone we put in office in the first place we hold a recall? no wonder they have to up sch fees 30%, where do you think all our money is going?! sense the bitterness? ha...k, don't think you want to hear my gripes about californian politics.
got to leave for my psych review session in about 15 minutes. basically a Q&A session where we bring all our questions to our GSIs...feel pretty prepared for it, think it shouldn't be a problem. the thing with psych is that at least there are concepts and studies to memorize. i have an english midterm on friday, and i have no idea where to begin studying! we are going to have to identify 10 passages out of the multitude that we have read so far, say who wrote them, who's the character speaking, where in the whole work it appears, and what it's significance is. what if my teacher picks some obscure passage..."he stared at the sky and ruminated over why life was the way it was" (ok, that's a terrible line, and thankfully not an excerpt from anything i've read for the class). but my point is, a sentence like that could appear anywhere, because people in literature are constantly staring at skies and ruminating over why life is the way it is. but yeah...i'll be so glad when friday is over, 2 midterms down!
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got to leave for my psych review session in about 15 minutes. basically a Q&A session where we bring all our questions to our GSIs...feel pretty prepared for it, think it shouldn't be a problem. the thing with psych is that at least there are concepts and studies to memorize. i have an english midterm on friday, and i have no idea where to begin studying! we are going to have to identify 10 passages out of the multitude that we have read so far, say who wrote them, who's the character speaking, where in the whole work it appears, and what it's significance is. what if my teacher picks some obscure passage..."he stared at the sky and ruminated over why life was the way it was" (ok, that's a terrible line, and thankfully not an excerpt from anything i've read for the class). but my point is, a sentence like that could appear anywhere, because people in literature are constantly staring at skies and ruminating over why life is the way it is. but yeah...i'll be so glad when friday is over, 2 midterms down!
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