What's Happening In Your Life?

Ga, I'm so sorry to hear about your Dad's passing. I haven't been around here for a bit. My thoughts and prayers for you and your family.

AG, good luck with your classes and your ankle.

I'm taking an econ midterm tomorrow and I'm scared a little bit but somehow a bit relaxed. Like, I should have been studying hard, but I go to office hours and seek tutoring a lot, and I think I've got the grasp of it. The definitions evade me though, but when in doubt, graph it out!

Lol, I just have a stats midterm on the 11th, and then I can't wait to see Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie on the 14th!

At this point, I really wished that I applied for Environmental Economics and Policy under the College of Natural Resources, so I wouldn't have to worry about GPA.

Heck, I'll be happy with a C on this exam tomorrow and then just do better on the next two tests. I know what I need to improve on for next time regarding study habits.

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Originally Posted by AlreadyGone95

I love my political science professor. He's a combination of intelligent, nutty, crazy, and loveable. He's one of the two that I have become the closest to, and he really helped me come out of my shell. I've taken the only 2 classes with him that I can, until the 4 year program is implemented. I should be doing a conference with him in November in Savannah, GA. I plan on minoring in political science.

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Yesterday afternoon ,my political science professor confirmed that I will be doing a paper on a undergraduate panel in Savannah, in a little over a month. My paper will focus on British public opinion of Brexit post-vote: if it's changed as a whole or within the 4 nations, ups and downs, events that may have changed public opinion etc. (I chose this topic because of my trip to Scotland.) As I said earlier, this will be my first academic conference, but it should be the first of many to come throughout my career.

Congrats, AG95!! That's wonderful news! :-)

Congratulations AG95!

BTW: In my opinion, Brexit is a complete farce and has exposed deep social problems in the UK including rampant xenophobia and the utter incompetence of our government. Looking at the demographics of the vote, it tends to be the elderly who voted most strongly for Brexit and the youth who voted against it. In doing so, again in my opinion, the more elderly have sabotaged the future of our youth.

AG - Congrats ! What a wonderful experience for you. You have to let us know how things went when you get back and have the time to post here.

That’s great, AG95. Sounds like an interesting topic. Very timely too, with your recent trip to Scotland. Good luck!

So sorry for your loss GA.

I was completely shocked when Tom Petty died. I am so lucky I got to see him on that last tour. It hit me like a ton of bricks


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Celebrating 21 years of happy marriage (really!) to my hubby! He's a blessing every day. :inlove:

Congratulations, Pippin! Here's to many more! :cheers: