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Things That Are Bothering You, Got You All Hibbeldy-Jibbeldy, or just downright pissed, RIGHT NOW!

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I'm required to be at work from 9-6 despite the fact that the term doesn't start for 2 weeks, but more importantly I can't do any work because the master schedule isn't done yet and I don't know what courses I need to be teaching. So, I just rot from 9-6pm while I could be outside getting things I actually need done done. Then I eat dinner alone and go back home. Settling down and working in a new place can be depressing as hell.
 

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HK is awesome, it's just a bit overwhelming competing (socially and professionally) with so many big-timers whnay would be jealous of.
 

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especially hk. that city is crowded as **** but sometimes you can feel like you are the only person there. but ****, atleast you ain't in portland
 

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Yeah, really. Walking through Central alone can be profoundly desolating. Nobody would look at you if you had two heads.

+1 thank god I'm not still in Portland
 
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Profits from a sale on the B/S going into the family's bank account, rather than being limited to my personal spending.
 

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I'm required to be at work from 9-6 despite the fact that the term doesn't start for 2 weeks, but more importantly I can't do any work because the master schedule isn't done yet and I don't know what courses I need to be teaching. So, I just rot from 9-6pm while I could be outside getting things I actually need done done. Then I eat dinner alone and go back home. Settling down and working in a new place can be depressing as hell.


Just leave at 9:05, if anyone gives you **** call it a cultural misunderstanding.
 

acidboy

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Goddammit. There are a few things that are going really right for which I'm grateful, but then again there are just enough little things that are going just wrong enough that I'm in a perpetual simmer these days. And they're things I can probably fix (which of course means I have culpability in all this), but I'm too wrapped up in my own pissiness to give ground, and quite frankly I'm goddamn tired of giving ground and just going along to keep the peace. Prisoner of my own dissatisfaction. Goddammit.


hope it all works out, T. cheers!

I'm required to be at work from 9-6 despite the fact that the term doesn't start for 2 weeks, but more importantly I can't do any work because the master schedule isn't done yet and I don't know what courses I need to be teaching. So, I just rot from 9-6pm while I could be outside getting things I actually need done done. Then I eat dinner alone and go back home. Settling down and working in a new place can be depressing as hell.


tell them you're stepping out to buy some underwhelming latte from pacific coffee, don't come back and tell them you got lost.

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my back still hurts and now I'm gonna start taking painkillers. its just ibuprofen but dammit :fu:
 

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In my gap year ill probably be working at waitrose so not really anything related to maths. I emailed a guy at the admissions department because I had extenuating circumstances, but he hasn't replied and I didn't want to call, I probably should have. I'm not doing clearing, I'm applying as a foreign citizen so its $50000 a year so its not really worth going to demontford or something when I could just reapply this year and try get back into LSE. I don't know if anyone will take me with A singe maths, B further maths, B chemistry though.


didn't you make a killing that one year selling all that tom ford? damn working at waitrose is gonna blowwwww.

not that its any of my business so feel free not to answer, but why school in Britain when there are great schools back home in the states?
 

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School in Britain, though more expensive than it used to be, is still extremely cheap compared to America.

edit: not to mention viewed as more prestigious.
 
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50k a year ain't no joke. Thats ivy league in the states dawg.

And I don't particularly think British schools are viewed as more prestigious other than Oxford and Cambridge.

I mean I go to Cal Poly Slo, and while I'm sure its not prestigious as some of the schools Fuji has mentioned paying 20k a year makes me happy.
 
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oneeightyseven

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LSE is pretty prestigious. Probably the best school in the world for its particular area of study. some of the greatest economic minds have come out of there.
 
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Eason

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I'd be surprised if Fuji's family was paying 50k out of pocket but that's his business.
 

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I'd be surprised if Fuji's family was paying 50k out of pocket but that's his business.


Undergrad fees at LSE are about half that.
 

TACO_FLAVORED_KISSES

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50k a year ain't no joke. Thats ivy league in the states dawg.

And I don't particularly think British schools are viewed as more prestigious other than Oxford and Cambridge.

I mean I go to Cal Poly Slo, and while I'm sure its not prestigious as some of the schools Fuji has mentioned paying 20k a year makes me happy.


Never heard of LSE?Really ?Too much sunrays bruh.?
 

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