Archive for June, 2004

I was born in the back seat of a greyhound bus

Monday, June 21st, 2004

So here I am, in the basement of the disgraced ex-U of O law school, McKenzie (formerly Grayson, nicknamed: dis-grayson) writing this post. Friday was my last day of the seven hour, five day a week of intensive “Theories of Literacy.” And what did I learn in said class? I learned that it is fun [...] Read more »

He’s trying hard to forget what is hard to remember?

Friday, June 11th, 2004

Finals are over. Not my finals (not that I had any), but correcting well over 120 student finals. If you’ve got any questions over To Kill a Mockingbird or Harold and Maude now would be the best time to get answers.
Speaking of school, it is amazing how some kids are boundlessly cruel. The effort that [...] Read more »

I’ve learned all of my lessons before now

Thursday, June 3rd, 2004

This has not been the best week for bodily injuries, pain, or my general ego. We’ll go chronologically–Let me set the background: *flashback* When I moved into my old apartment after being an RA (“OH CONAN!”), I bought a cheap, yet seemingly functional lamp. After a couple of days I realized that it was a [...] Read more »