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somewhere in the midwest was big on Vonnegut. nebraska maybe? can't remember but if you look up the Vonnegut society that might guide your search. Brian McHale at ohio state has written a lot on Pynchon and postmodernism

i spend about 200 a month on food. i try to make one or two big dishes and have them last for the week--things you ca eat with rice or quinoa. apparently grad students can get food stamps in wisconsin if you're working at least 20 hours a week.

not really about school but: autonomyandsolidarity.wordpress.com

anyone else planning on being the Puck of their campus?

800 rent and deposit. 500 moving. found a desk and dresser. 300 bed. 1-200 stocking apartment

i wouldn't let a cat into a lab either....damage itself and the equipment.

I wasn't too worried about my others; some are even literary. It might be a little different about All Cops Are Bastards, though...

that book How to Read Like a Professor....about all you need, right?

tomorrow i start my 15 hour drive to a city i've never been to to live with people i've never met in person. it didn't even hit me until maybe a week ago that i was moving

would it be advisable to cover my ACAB hand tattoo, if not always then when meeting professors for the first time?

trying to keep my books to less than 50, which sounds like more than it is.

i say we make a betting pool to see whose long distance relationship lasts the longest and/or ends first.

getting ready to move. parents just told me they'll no longer be driving me and my stuff across the country so having to re-think what i can take

Plus it is mastered horribly. I have listen to it with my headphones all the way up. It's Yale; you think they'd hire a decent sound guy to edit it.

http://oyc.yale.edu/english/engl-300 fuck reading. TV! TV! TV! TV!