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[bzarcher]

First scream of the day:

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH.

Got an email from my advisor mentioning she push-pinned the last introduction chapter I sent her (with her feedback) to her door, and was going to email me about it when she saw that someone (she assumed me) had taken it.

Guess what. I didn't pick it up.

This means some FUCKHOLE decided that something with -my- name and I.S. title on it was obviously fair game. (That, or somehow they assumed it was one of their papers. Which I doubt.)

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH.

This is why I prefer staying in bed. Bed is warm. Bed is happy. skarlette is in bed. Why can't I be in bed?

Comments

wow.

[n9vls.livejournal.com]

... just hit the Wooster site, read about the I.S. program.... interesting. very interesting.

Re: wow.

[bzarcher.livejournal.com]

I.S. is incredibly intense, yet deeply fulfulling. We got something like #1 in the nation for richest senior transition program not all that long ago.

For me, I love it, but it's incredibly challenging. I've been told that if I do well on I.S. (Which I WILL, dammit), that a Masters thesis is relatively easy.

We work hard. But it's hopefully gonna be worth it.

Re: wow.

[buschap.livejournal.com]

Number 2 Senior Capstone Program according to US News and World report.

http://www.wooster.edu/news/USNewsRankings.html

Of course, opinions vary on how significant this rating is, but them's the facts above.

Re: wow.

[bzarcher.livejournal.com]

See how closely -I- pay attention to the college in the news. :D

Heck, since you're a Wooster student, mind chucking your $.02 on I.S. in, Andy?

Re: wow.

[buschap.livejournal.com]

I think IS can be a deeply rewarding experience, that pays off very directly to what you put in. That said, I think it should have remained an optional experience for those who wanted (perhaps strongly encouraged, but not required). I think doing two is dumb dumb dumb ;) Career Services thinks IS is detrimental to succeeding in the job market, as people spend all their time ISing as opposed to getting a job. Still great for those going to grad school, but maybe not so hot for me (even though I expect to be very proud of my English one).

Re: wow.

[bzarcher.livejournal.com]

Hey, nobody made you do two. :>

Even so, yeah...it would be kinda nice if it was optional. And I can even see the job market argument, at least for the Bachelor of Arts degress. For Buisness Econ or some of the sciences, I could see I.S. actually being a marketing point, depending on the project. Especially if you did it to interact -with- a buisness.

On the other hand, what the hell. It's been fun.