- Today I made my annual Tire Sacrifice to the Boston Pothole Gods. I thought they were letting me go free this year, but it looks like they just late in their collection, with a nice concealed doozy on Rte 16 in Newton. It could have been worse; last year they not only took a tire, they took the rim it was on.
- RIP Mitch Hedberg
- For CMU people, here's a few half-correct pages from ebay listing for an "unofficial guide" to the school.
I'm curious to see the rest of it, but not $15 + shipping curious. - The ducks are back! When it rains heavily, as it did this week, our backyard floods and turns into a small pond. And then ducks show up and swim around in it. My roommates and I still haven't figured out how the ducks monitor our backyard so they know to show up when it's a pond.
- My roommate is holding a poker game at our house tomorrow, on April Fool's Day. Isn't that just asking for trouble?
| | M. Hirsch (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif?v=92.2){kind=small} hirsch222) wrote, |
March 31 2005, 12:56:21 UTC 7 years ago
However, I would also say it's painfully obvious stuff to anyone who's gone to CMU. Would I recommend it to a prospective student? Maybe. Would I want to see the rest of it? I don't think it would be worth any sum of money, even if it was less than $15 + shipping.
March 31 2005, 15:16:54 UTC 7 years ago
The social stuff is mostly on-target. I thought the academics stuff was off, but after a re-read it makes more sense, though some of it is overly generic. "Some profs are good, some profs are bad" No shit!
I think the housing stuff is the most off-kilter. They didn't look at many different dorms, they said nice things about it, and then they gave it a "D."
However, I would point out to