Wednesday, November 24, 2010
I really shouldn't be up right now. Due to blue screens of death (it is finals time so my computer is due to crash as it has the past two semesters), outlining, a dog that barks incessantly at night, and a crazy recent addiction to Sudoku puzzles, I really haven't gotten much sleep the last few days. Boo to that.
I am, however, one lecture away from finishing my Criminal Procedure outline. Considering how long I've been working on it, I should actually be finished but...yay 3L procrastination? Anyway, almost done, so I am up at an ungodly hour and feel like I'm hitting zombie mode soon.
I had to take a break, though. Chris asked me a question earlier that had been bugging me ALL day. Way back when I was a freshman at UCI, I took C7, the Introduction to Criminology course. For some reason, this is what led me to switch my major to Criminology. I'm not sure why. It wasn't nearly as exciting as some of the Crim classes I later took. I guess I just hated Humanities Core that much. Seriously, the English major thing was not working out. I loved my Crim major, though, so I'm not complaining. A lot of things I learned in that major (as well as professors I either had/heard of/had dinner with) have shown up in my Crim Pro class, so that's been kind of cool. But I digress.
Anyway, our big paper for the class was to analyze a song about a crime and then write about the crime...or something like that. I don't remember the details. I wanted to do my paper on "Every Step You Take" by The Police and talk about stalking or something, but that didn't pan out. Chris reminded me about that paper today and asked which song I ended up using. I couldn't remember. I remembered that I didn't do the Police song and I remembered that my friend used a song on rape, but I could not remember the actual song I ended up using.
I eventually turned to my old friend, Live Journal. After going back through entries from 2004, I found an entry talking about the paper. I guess I ended up using the song "Walking in Space" from the musical Hair. I think I discussed illegal drug use or marijuana or something. I don't remember.
(Speaking of which, if someone really loved me they'd take me to LA when Hair is playing there...*cough*)
Random final note: Accidentally started listening to Bachelor Girl. Do you remember that band at all? They only really had one hit here and, even then, it wasn't that big. I was obsessed with them freshman year of high school. Brings back a lot of memories.
Okay, I really need to finish this Crim Pro outline so I can focus on Admin Law tomorrow. I know you are all completely jealous of my life and my six finals right now.
I am, however, one lecture away from finishing my Criminal Procedure outline. Considering how long I've been working on it, I should actually be finished but...yay 3L procrastination? Anyway, almost done, so I am up at an ungodly hour and feel like I'm hitting zombie mode soon.
I had to take a break, though. Chris asked me a question earlier that had been bugging me ALL day. Way back when I was a freshman at UCI, I took C7, the Introduction to Criminology course. For some reason, this is what led me to switch my major to Criminology. I'm not sure why. It wasn't nearly as exciting as some of the Crim classes I later took. I guess I just hated Humanities Core that much. Seriously, the English major thing was not working out. I loved my Crim major, though, so I'm not complaining. A lot of things I learned in that major (as well as professors I either had/heard of/had dinner with) have shown up in my Crim Pro class, so that's been kind of cool. But I digress.
Anyway, our big paper for the class was to analyze a song about a crime and then write about the crime...or something like that. I don't remember the details. I wanted to do my paper on "Every Step You Take" by The Police and talk about stalking or something, but that didn't pan out. Chris reminded me about that paper today and asked which song I ended up using. I couldn't remember. I remembered that I didn't do the Police song and I remembered that my friend used a song on rape, but I could not remember the actual song I ended up using.
I eventually turned to my old friend, Live Journal. After going back through entries from 2004, I found an entry talking about the paper. I guess I ended up using the song "Walking in Space" from the musical Hair. I think I discussed illegal drug use or marijuana or something. I don't remember.
(Speaking of which, if someone really loved me they'd take me to LA when Hair is playing there...*cough*)
Random final note: Accidentally started listening to Bachelor Girl. Do you remember that band at all? They only really had one hit here and, even then, it wasn't that big. I was obsessed with them freshman year of high school. Brings back a lot of memories.
Okay, I really need to finish this Crim Pro outline so I can focus on Admin Law tomorrow. I know you are all completely jealous of my life and my six finals right now.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
I've decided that I'm subscribed to far too many blogs through Google Reader. Went through to trim out some of the ones that I never read (not too successful, but whatever). I think that when I first started using Google Reader, the majority of the blogs I followed were related to the environment and music. I think now, it's become some crazy mix of food, webcomics, soccer, IP/Tech, music, and entertainment. I trimmed them down a bit for now, so I'll see if that makes me slightly more productive than before.
Today was another one of those lost days. I spent a lot of the evening in one of those random music ruts and insisted on finding some new music to listen to. Passed up the new Maroon 5 album. Nothing that they ever make will be as good as Songs About Jane. I didn't like the last album and this one wasn't exciting enough for me to actually want to buy it. As a result, my being over them overrode my compulsive need to cling on to an old artist I used to be obsessed with.This is a new and strange feeling. (Although, I don't think I'll ever be over Songs About Jane. That was just a great album).
Anyway, it's far too late and I should go to bed.
Today was another one of those lost days. I spent a lot of the evening in one of those random music ruts and insisted on finding some new music to listen to. Passed up the new Maroon 5 album. Nothing that they ever make will be as good as Songs About Jane. I didn't like the last album and this one wasn't exciting enough for me to actually want to buy it. As a result, my being over them overrode my compulsive need to cling on to an old artist I used to be obsessed with.This is a new and strange feeling. (Although, I don't think I'll ever be over Songs About Jane. That was just a great album).
Anyway, it's far too late and I should go to bed.
Monday, November 8, 2010
I enrolled in classes for the very last time (*knock on wood*). It feels weird knowing that this is it. Hah. I think I got a good schedule. I know it gives me three finals and three finals >>>>> six. It also gives me a lot of down time. Maybe I can fill that void with volunteer work? Or maybe just enjoying my last semester as a student (and before I have to slave away over the bar).
Anyway my classes:
Cal Civ Pro
Cyberlaw
IP Concentration Seminar
Con Law II
Negotiations
My IP Concentration class is at 8:30 on Fridays. Ugh. It was almost enough to make me want to forget doing the IP Concentration all together and fulfill Upper Div writing with Mass Media Law. On the other hand, I've come this far, so I might as well finish the concentration, right?
Anyway my classes:
Cal Civ Pro
Cyberlaw
IP Concentration Seminar
Con Law II
Negotiations
My IP Concentration class is at 8:30 on Fridays. Ugh. It was almost enough to make me want to forget doing the IP Concentration all together and fulfill Upper Div writing with Mass Media Law. On the other hand, I've come this far, so I might as well finish the concentration, right?
Thursday, November 4, 2010
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