I love college

[NeoTifa]

Worked, wrote an essay, did my calculus. Same old, same old.

[XxSephirothxX]

On Monday I came home from a weekend at the lake and went to class and played around with Love and then came home and made an awesome pasta dish for dinner and watch some HBO Rome.

[Caraliz]

No one smoked a blunt? Come on!

I don't think I've ever smoked so much weed.

[Balzac]

When I was at Teesside Uni, I did lots of drugs, now I'm just old and boring.

[Caraliz]

Apparently.

[Marshall Banana]

I hate school!

If the extended campus that I attend offered as many classes as the main campus of my school, I'd probably major in Art for fun. I'm just a General Studies (Arts and Sciences) major right now, because I just want a degree in something. I majored in English literature before, because English is my strongest subject, but I became bored with it, and most of the authors and their works that I had to study are overrated, anyway.

My Art History class is kind of the same; some of the works my class looks at serve a purpose (advancing a style, technique, or theme) or just demonstrate a certain style, but a lot of them are also crap. Emil Nolde's paintings are good examples. I can't believe they're taken seriously, let alone displayed in museums. They're so ugly that they floored me!

[Kirobaito]

I do not use drugs.

On Monday I came home and did nothing until the Mavericks game came on that night.

I attend college. I am a history major. I do not do social life; I am here, rather, because I like to learn things.

[Necronopticous]

I loved college specifically because I wasn't surrounded by drugs and alcohol. Is sobriety and level-headedness really that boring and unfashionable? Pity.

[Heath]

I also did not smoke any weed which makes the day identical to the rest of my life in that respect. As far as I can remember, I didn't do anything particularly interesting or out of the ordinary on the 20th, just revised Rousseau and Machiavelli, I imagine.

I do enjoy university. I miss being away from home somtimes, but I do really enjoy it. I spent a gap year feeling like I was making no progress in my life and it wound me up no end at times. So to actually be there at a good university and working hard is such a fantastic thing right now. I'm studying for a BA in History and Politics and enjoy it; though I definitely prefer History and sometimes regret taking the Politics as well. Hoping to go on and earn a PhD in History one day, though I don't know how realistic that is. And between studying, Labour Club and my friends, I really love it. And I love the city itself. I don't need a hip and happening city, I love being in York with its city walls, historic streets and old fashioned pubs.

[Bunny]

GASP HEATH

I didn't do nothin'.