Randomly...
Welcome to Dalhousie's Canadian Studies 2000x/y course. If things get especially dire tonight there may be a play-by-play later on. Until then, I'm going to attempt to work on a history paper while Carbert lectures on... whatever she was trying to lecture on last week.
Lately this class is more stumbling into trees than joyous first steps. I blame comments like: "Well, of course you all won't know much about Canadian political history, since you don't have John Stewart to filter the CBC for you. Because, you know, college students can't think and research for themselves."
I'm already planning my prof's year-end asessment in my head. And oh, it's going to be good.
On a more random note: Becca, if we end up in St. John's after university, I might just end up writing you a comedic novel about the logical positivists in the style of an R. Altman film. The idea's just too rich, damn you.
Anyway, to the paper. Apparently, tonight's class in on Rwanda and peacekeeping. Results and impressions to follow... or, possibly, cursing.
Lately this class is more stumbling into trees than joyous first steps. I blame comments like: "Well, of course you all won't know much about Canadian political history, since you don't have John Stewart to filter the CBC for you. Because, you know, college students can't think and research for themselves."
I'm already planning my prof's year-end asessment in my head. And oh, it's going to be good.
On a more random note: Becca, if we end up in St. John's after university, I might just end up writing you a comedic novel about the logical positivists in the style of an R. Altman film. The idea's just too rich, damn you.
Anyway, to the paper. Apparently, tonight's class in on Rwanda and peacekeeping. Results and impressions to follow... or, possibly, cursing.
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