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At least, there's no cure for me specifically on this night. I have quite literally never been as bored as this. I've got 5 papers to write by the end of this month, no will to do any of them, no friends to hang out with on campus (they are all doing their own thing tonight T.T) and I've run out of anime to watch until the next Ben-To ep comes out.

It's freezing cold outside and raining (we're supposed to get some snow tonight), and I don't have a car, so I can't go anywhere without...

so my whole family are huge Buffy fans. That's Buffy the Vampire Slayer, for anyone not familiar with it. After watching all seven seasons probably a million times, only now am I actually realizing how deep the dialogue and themes in the show were. I'm also discovering just how much of a genius Joss Whedon is (see "Hush" from Season 4). Xander definitely has the best lines, next to Spike. Anyway,

What about you guys? Anyone familiar with the buffyverse? what's your...

Seriously, what is the point of a midterm for a semester long course??? I've already got major papers in these classes, and now they throw a major test in on top of it??

My State and Local govt professor decided he would give us a midterm this semester. Wonderful, not only do I have to study for this midterm, I have to go through state level court decisions, submit an OPRA request for the minutes of a local governing board, and pull financial figures for the School Board and the...

Eheh, it's not as exciting as the title sounds, trust me. I'm part of the campus radio club, so I have my own radio show on Saturdays from 8-10 pm. I also am the co-host of a political talkshow here on campus that airs from 6-9 pm on Sundays.

What kind of music do I play?

Metal/Metalcore (ABR, The Showdown, Underoath, etc)
Alternative (Anberlin, Skillet)
Hard Rock (Project 86, P.O.D.)
Some Classical (ALL Hans Zimmer xD)
Anything that...

In my State and Local government class, I learned something very interesting. On the state level, judges are not appointed, but elected. Popularly elected judges, who have to campaign for re-election. I'm not sure I agree with this method, for a number of reasons.

The first reason is that the role of the judiciary on the state level is reduced to something so similar to a politician's role it is not even funny. Judges are forced to campaign for re-election, which means that they...