I don’t handle expectations well.
Desperation
The Ten People You Will Sit Next to on the Greyhound
by siobhan • • 0 Comments
Let’s face it, the Greyhound is gross. But it’s cheap, and when you’re in a long distance relationship, or within driving distance from your home, it’s usually the better option than flying or the train. But each time you step…
Introducing CourseTexts.ca – An Interview with the Creators
by Louis Train | Co-Editor • • 0 Comments
Last week, I received an e-mail from someone asking me to promote his new project – a website for buying and selling used textbooks, to take the place of the often inoperable TUSBE. After checking out his site and posting…
April is the Cruelest Month
by Louis Train | Co-Editor • • 0 Comments
First, I’d like to apologize. To poetry fans. To English students. To anyone who’s had any cursory exposure to literature and the search for deeper meaning in words beyond how nicely they fit into blog post titles. And of course,…
The Hangover – Sans Bradley Cooper, Unfortunately
by Tessie • • 0 Comments
I must confess that while I have never tried the much-vaunted greasy pork sandwich served up in a dirty ashtray (though it has unbounding appeal), there is nothing quite like fast food grease when battling the aftereffects of a bite…
Nickels, Dimes, and Metropasses
by Tessie • • 0 Comments
Just starting university? Moved out of your parents’ house? Suddenly realizing that living is really expensive? Read on, friend. Moving out of the house, even if it’s just into a dorm with a mandatory meal plan, can be a sonic…
The Math and Poetry of Second Semester
by Louis Train | Co-Editor • • 0 Comments
I’ve written before about pseudo-psychology and the way the mind – or my mind, at least – skews my perception of events and information to make false patterns. This happens a lot when it comes to assignment season, or exam…