Back to school

darin3200 · Aug 17, 2005

I go back to school in about 2 weeks and I'm not looking forward to it. But as a sort of prelude our school has what is known as a "Code of Conduct" meeting tonight. Its basically some administrator babeling for hours about why we should do certain things and what will happen if we do. Normally, this might be a good idea, but since this is my 3rd year doing this, I don't see a point.

My plan is to wear slightly loose jeans, put my small copy of Suan Sontag's "On Photography" in the pocket, were a button down shirt to cover the part of the book that can't fit into the pocket, sit in the back and read.

P.S. Yeah, I'm a rebel

Corry · Aug 17, 2005

My boyfriend is off for his last year of college on Monday.

I'm not looking forward to it either. He will be at the university painting and whatnot quite late most nights.

I'm gonna miss lazy days like today...in fact, due to our work schedules, this is the very last lazy day til he gets a school vacation day.

Alison · Aug 17, 2005

Sounds like a plan :thumbsup:

Fall term starts for me right after labor day. I had to order my books today

Andrea K · Aug 17, 2005

school starts for me on the first...im excited because its my senior year but its also the end of summer which is depressing

sbalsama · Aug 17, 2005

You're telling me about going back to school. I just graduated high school and now I have to go back again! At least I get to do it in the comfort of northern Austria, but still...more stupid Algebra and the worst, English taught in British tradition *cries*

Nikon Fan · Aug 17, 2005

We start tommorow...dun dun dun dun dun... dun dun dun dun du...duunnnnnnnnnn

Karalee · Aug 17, 2005

No back to school here till next year :mrgreen: so I guess I have a year to figure it out

Unimaxium · Aug 18, 2005

It's still about another month till my school year starts. I'm actually looking forward to it. Gonna be a senior this year. It makes me feel old

'Daniel' · Aug 18, 2005

darin3200 said:
I go back to school in about 2 weeks and I'm not looking forward to it. But as a sort of prelude our school has what is known as a "Code of Conduct" meeting tonight. Its basically some administrator babeling for hours about why we should do certain things and what will happen if we do. Normally, this might be a good idea, but since this is my 3rd year doing this, I don't see a point.

My plan is to wear slightly loose jeans, put my small copy of Suan Sontag's "On Photography" in the pocket, were a button down shirt to cover the part of the book that can't fit into the pocket, sit in the back and read.

P.S. Yeah, I'm a rebel

Just don't go...

darin3200 · Aug 18, 2005

Daniel said:
Just don't go...

Sadly, it is mandatory. However, I got a fair bit of reading in

KevinR · Aug 18, 2005

I start back to school next Tues. I can't wait. Then again, this means I will be making my full time job salary and I really need the money.

'Daniel' · Aug 18, 2005

I'm going to college next year (about 2 weeks away now) I'm getting my results next week, thursday for the end of Secondary school. I don't know if there is an equivalent in america. I suppose its like graduating except you stay until 18 I'm 16. I'm doing Maths, Biology, Physics and Chemistry. I don't want to do physics but theres nothing else I want to do. I wish my college did photography. Other ones do but they aren't as good for other subjects and as I want to be a doctor I need to stay where I'm gonig. I have not been into photography for very long but I have a slight feeling I would like to do it maybe as a profession somethnig like photojournalism. I haven't been doing it for long at all and so don't know How good I would be. And I am in a bit of a quandry. By the time I have been doing it long enough to have an idea if its for me it will be too late. But I really want to be an A&E (ER) doctor too.

:shock:

darin3200 · Aug 18, 2005

Daniel said:
I'm going to college next year (about 2 weeks away now) I'm getting my results next week, thursday for the end of Secondary school. I don't know if there is an equivalent in america. I suppose its like graduating except you stay until 18 I'm 16. I'm doing Maths, Biology, Physics and Chemistry. I don't want to do physics but theres nothing else I want to do. I wish my college did photography. Other ones do but they aren't as good for other subjects and as I want to be a doctor I need to stay where I'm gonig. I have not been into photography for very long but I have a slight feeling I would like to do it maybe as a profession somethnig like photojournalism. I haven't been doing it for long at all and so don't know How good I would be. And I am in a bit of a quandry. By the time I have been doing it long enough to have an idea if its for me it will be too late. But I really want to be an A&E (ER) doctor too.

:shock:

Do you mean college testing? In the US we have the SATs and ACTs, standardized tests which most college use to judge whether you are accepted. I've got 2 years before college so I need to decide what I plan on doing, I've got some general ideas of what I might do but its still confusing.