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Things that used to be better when I was your age… Paper.
Thursday, 03 December 2009
by Eric Dodds
That’s right. Paper. How is this possible, you may ask? Well I’ll tell ya, back in the day, paper was everywhere. In your printer trays, your newspapers, your course guides. Today? Not so much. When I was a freshman at this fine institution, there was so much paper that we didn’t know what to do
Things that used to be better when I was your age… Dining Halls, Pt. 2
Wednesday, 11 November 2009
by Eric Dodds
So when I posted Part One, I said Part Two would be along the following week, but I needed a little more time to do some research about these dining halls that have been disappointing me (and by extension, the student body) this year. Or I’ve been sick and studying for midterms. Anyhow, on with
Things that used to be better when I was your age… Dining Halls, Pt. 1.
Thursday, 08 October 2009
by Eric Dodds
Now I know what you’re thinking: “But Eric, almost all the dining halls on campus have been remodeled, renovated, or created in the last four years.” True. Doesn’t mean they’ve been improved. I may not eat in the dining halls as much as I once did, but that doesn’t mean I haven’t noticed some of
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Things that used to be better when I was your age… Being sick.
Wednesday, 30 September 2009
by Eric Dodds
When you’re young, being sick is awesome. About 90% of the time you’re only kind of sick. Only mostly sick. You’re sick enough that all you can do for the entire day is sit around, watch TV and drink soup. On occasion, there’s that rare 10% where you’re actually in some sort of real pain,
Things that used to be better when I was your age… Jobs.
Wednesday, 23 September 2009
by Eric Dodds
I remember a time, not so very long ago, when jobs were just these things that old people had to get when they left college. It didn’t sound like very much fun. After all, you had to leave college and go into this “real world” that everyone is always talking about. No more intramural sports,
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