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Category Archives: derick related
Arrogant Computer Guy
I’ll be the first to admit it, IT guys are arrogant. I can’t explain it; they just are. I think it may be the apocryphal notion that computer guys are smart, sometimes even dubbed as “geniuses”. Maybe this has got … Continue reading →
Finals, how exciting!
There’s nothing like the solidarity of students that know they’re going to fail a final. During the few dwindling hours before my CSC final, a group of us gathered around the couches in the library and desperatly went over some … Continue reading →
Waking up is Hard to Do
I remember as a kid growing up, having to be woken up ever morning at 6:45 for school. I remember being dragged out of bed, kicking, screaming, pleading, begging, for just 5 more minutes of sleep as though a mere … Continue reading →
Over the Border
“I don’t know, let me see what my schedule looks like.” Okay, I have an enormous programming assignment due in 4 days that I havent started– for a class I’m almost failing. Um, what else? Oh, I have that 4000 … Continue reading →
The Buzz
It’s decided. I think I’m going to make the leap and get a buzz cut. Having medium short hair has been such a nusiance. You fall into the vicious haircut cycle. See, a guy with medium-short fairly-thick hair like myself … Continue reading →
Blanche
Yesterday was rather interesting. For years my friend Mark Laboss was labeled amoung us as the ‘Whitest White Man We Know’, but last night, through a unanimous decision, his title was recinded and cast upon me. I’m not sure whether … Continue reading →
Mid Terms
Ahh… the drudgery of student life is beginning to reach its peak. The syllabus comes out from hibernation; plastic seals are torn off new textbooks, recreational beverages are sipped instead of funneled. Yes, mid-terms are upon us. It will be … Continue reading →