Monthly Archive for August, 2009

It is often said that the uni­ver­sity years will be some of the best years of our lives and that as stu­dents, we are tasked not only with learn­ing the lessons of the class­room, but also lessons of life. I share my expe­ri­ence and pass on the torch of enlightenment.

photo credit: whateva87

There is a com­mon con­ver­sa­tional phe­nom­e­non in this world between what I like to cat­e­go­rize as two breeds of peo­ple: (1) Peo­ple who have left the uni­ver­sity sys­tem and – unless they have become foot-long, knife-wielding psycho-murderer-killers who have a con­cur­rent sex­ual fix­a­tion on microwave ovens – are now work­ing and by all stan­dards con­sid­ered to be pos­i­tive, con­tribut­ing mem­bers of soci­ety at large; and (2) Uni­ver­sity stu­dents. Con­tinue read­ing ‘The Uni­ver­sity Years’