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A busted luau!

Hello everybody. I've been away for almost a week. I could only imagine how impatient everybody must've been getting while waiting for my next post.

Well, here I am! Anna's luau getting busted by cops was the biggest news this weekend and it was rather disheartening. A great party was just starting to evolve, when the 15-20 smokers standing right outside the doorway drew attention to the cops. That's when the cops entered the apartment and brought an end to the party (dumping Evan's (who is of age) unopened $20 bottle of Everclear in the process). All in all, truly a night to forget.

Other than that, this weekend was rather calm and uneventful. Yesterday, I spent a great part of the day in the computer lab typing up a study guide for my one of my exams. Last night, Jaime and I watched The Wedding Singer.

I have two exams and a quiz this week. On Tuesday and Thursday, I will be taking another two-day, 10-question exam in BSNS Policy and Strategy. We have to answer 5 multiple-part essay questions on the first day, and the remaining five on the second day. I should ace that exam with my eyes closed. The other exam is in Mind Conditioning tomorrow at 3:35. I am taking most of my time tonight to study for that exam.

I got almost 11 hours of sleep on Friday night, which was healthy for me. I got almost 8 hours of sleep last night, but nonetheless I still feel tired right at this moment. Maybe it was the dinner I ate. I think the time is coming to get some coffee.

Yeah, this week figures to be rough, but SPRING BREAK is right around the corner the following week. That should be lovely. My return to Dtown will be on Saturday, March 13. I look forward to seeing family and friends back home, as well getting some rest and going to BarA on Thursday night of that week!

Obviously BarA, on that Thursday night, is going to ridiculous.

That's the ONLY night of the week BarA is going to have this good-looking, hot stud, with his beautiful girI friend, on its dance floor.

...75 cent drinks as well.

But for now, I'll be up until around 2 am looking over my study guides for the exams this week. In between the studying, Jaime and I are going to watch Adult Swim. My two favorites shows on Adult Swim are THE BRAK SHOW and AQUATEEN HUNGER FORCE. Those are the best two shows on Sunday night's Adult Swim every week.

Sometime around 10pm, I'm off to Wawa to get some coffee so I don't fall asleep at my desk while studying.

Ladies and gentlemen, it's time for me to depart. I have to study. I must continue to bang out these tests and quizzes; continually proving my brilliance and knowledge as the semester quickly moves along. Hopefully, everybody had a great weekend, nobody got hurt, and everything is cool. Remember to K.I.T., be safe, and I'll see some of you throughout the week.

PEACE.

Sunday, March 07, 2004 | posted in | 0 comments [ More ]

My aces never fail with Worthington!

Today started off on the right track. In Business Policies and Strategies, we got our exams returned to us. I got an A on my exam. So many words can describe that result. Splendid. Great. Inevitable. Superb. To sum it up, it was a great way to start the class. I got one more exam in that class (and it happens to be before SPRING BREAK). In other words, we only have a total of two exams, and they're before Spring Break, so I have my last exam in that class coming up next week. I think I will go ahead and get an A on that one also. After that, when everyone returns from spring break, the remainder of the semester will be presentations and business reports, and I am nothing short of great when it comes to those. I basically have an A in that class; all I have to do now is show up.

Hopefully, all goes well with the Mind Body Conditioning practical tomorrow, as well as the written midterm for that class on Monday. I am sure everything will be alright. So, everything is at a level base at this moment. I feel a little tired, but that is because I had a heavy dose of carbs for lunch today (pasta with chicken parmesan and garlic bread). I have to meet with my group today to sort out each of our sections for the Finance project we are currently working on. We are doing an annual report for Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino. I already completed my part (the consolidated Balance Sheet) for the company. Around 5 PM, I have to meet with my group to see how they did with their parts of the project.

I'm in a computer lab right now, and I am rather HOT, because the computer lab is heavily heated due to the electricity and I am wearing a sweater (a nice one nonetheless; I like to look sharp). Therefore, it is time for me to get out of here. Everyone have a good day. Much love to those whom I have it for. Be good. Be real. Stay tuned and holla at ya' BOY!

Peace.

Tuesday, March 02, 2004 | posted in | 0 comments [ More ]

Bright side to eating at N-Wing?

The food here at school is really something to comment about. It takes away hunger for students, but I can not say that it is all that satisfying. The after effects of the Chartwell food consumption do not live up to the effects of proper nourishment for one's body. I usually end up feeling tired after a meal and sometimes I feel like crap. But sometimes, they do provide us with a decent, healthy meal. Salads are one thing that they can't really mess up. We can actually put those together ourselves.

The bright side to eating at NWing is eating with wonderful people. I consider myself a people's person, as well as a people's champ, so I like to eat with great people. People who spark conversation. People who will make me laugh. People who are different and charismatic. People who bring out the best of me. People who bring out the "happy" me! I always like seeing familar faces. Today, Jaime and I had dinner with Anna, Ray, and his female friend (whom I regret that I do not remember her name). Also at dinner tonight was Jhon, Andrew, Chris, little Mike, Keeley, her boyfriend Jeremy, Jackie, and Aaron (my gentle-giant, big hearted former roommate) - just to name a few old friends. It is great to see these people.

Also, I did receive a nice fatty paycheck in the mail today (courtesy of Stockton). I think it was either a refund for the class I dropped the first week, or tax return money from working on campus last year. Either way, it means more green for me. That should help contribute to my summer class and housing expenses. But first thing is first. I must finish this semester successfully and I actually have a legitimate shot at a 4.0 GPA so far this semester. How glorious that would be! What a fitting end for one so dazzling. What a triumph for a veteran college student who preaches smart work and exercises the practice of partying!! However, I won't let my head get too too big JUST YET. I still have business to take care of. I still have plenty of time. But, the conclusion will be super and my intelligence and experience will prevail BABY.

After that, this summer should be interesting. I look to make some money. I will be by the shore quite a bit. My target for the summer is three classes (including the Management Independent Study). That should keep me nice and busy. That should keep my focus high and my mind sharp. However, I look to have some fun as well. Hopefully, some friends of mine here at school are taking summer classes as well and we can all live in the same court. That would make the summer that much more intriguing.

Let there be peace. Let there be contentment. Then, after all, let there be as much happiness as possible. More smart work, less hard work. TIme for bed. Time to bounce. K.I.T. Keep reading.

Be safe.

PEACE.

Tuesday, February 24, 2004 | posted in | 0 comments [ More ]

Roots concert aftermath!

This weekend was interesting. Last night was a whole lot of fun.

After the Roots had their concert (which I failed to pay $11 to go see; many mixed results about the concert afterwards), a group of people and I hit up some after-parties at the courts. Once again, it was great to be partying with a bunch of different people that I knew in one way or another. I went to every single court, with the exception of A-Court. Being around good people, hitting up numerous parties, and having fun like there's no tomorrow reminds you that there is a life besides the stresses that come with excessive college work and studying. On top of everything else, I marinated E-Court last night - courtesy of my capacity-filled blatter. There is no way that I can hide that. LOL. Last year, it happened in A-court, where I was heavily cheered on by many drunken college students. This year, it was E-Court. But, when you gotta go, you gotta go!! When natures calls, we must answer no matter where we are. Overall, I had a blast! There's no denying that it was a great, great time.

Today, I went to brunch, did a little laundry, and cleaned my room. I also played some video games for a little while.

EA SPORTS FIGHT NIGHT 2004 will be in stores on March 23 for XBOX. You know I look foward to that! I am definitely getting that game.
For the most part, I sat back and relaxed. Well, the weekend is now over. It is back to the normal weekly routine of classes, along with trying to get some sleep around here. Back to the books, back to business, and back to the highway that leads to the weekends. Time for me to peace out. As always, K.I.T. and come again soon!

STAY TUNED.

Sunday, February 22, 2004 | posted in | 0 comments [ More ]

Financial Management exam result, diverse avenues of beer consumption, passing out for Conan, and more!

Hello everybody. Welcome back! Yes, I have been away for a couple days. I am here today, bigger, better, and stronger than ever. I got my Finance exam back last night and I got an 87 on it. Not a bad result I guess. I would refer to it as a sucessful introduction to the course. Being so close to an A, I am targeting an A for my final grade in that class.

Other than that, I spent the rest of my night drinking some beer and just laying back in the cut watching television. I was headed to a party in the courts, but I never left my room. The person hosting the party had to study, so I didn't go over there. I'm not even sure if the party went on as planned. Therefore, I stayed in my area of the campus. Incidently, I took two diverse avenues in my beer consumption. I first took the D-town ghetto route, drinking a 40oz of Steel Reserve wrapped up in the paperbag that it was sold to me in. After that, I drank it up Stockton style; a 12 pack of Keystone Light - A.K.A. Stockton Light- and got the best of both worlds.
By the time Conan came on, I was ready to call it a night and pass out.

Tonight, it's off to Atlantic City for some good old casino time with Jaime and company. I don't plan on doing any heavy gambling; just the nickel slots. Doing that, I can get a couple free cups of beer. Overall, I look to have a grand old evening in Atlantic City, enjoying my youth and surroundings at the same time. Right now, I'm just trying to do my thing with school. I don't have too much longer to go. I want to finish it up with a BANG. I am having some fun, but doing work as well. This point of my life requires a lot of focus and planning. In the end, my brilliance and persistence will prevail. That's basically it. In the coming weeks, I look foward to going to Deleware, and I look foward to my spring break. I'll be back in D-town at that time and I'll be there for a week.

I gotta run out, but K.I.T.! A lot of different things could gradually be happening with me in the near future. You won't want to miss anything. Stay tuned!

PEACE

Friday, February 20, 2004 | posted in | 0 comments [ More ]

STOCKTON MADNESS!!!!

A word that will instantly make 2000+ students on this campus cringe:

H O U S I N G.

Who is the genius, or lack-thereof, who decided to make the housing renewal policy first-come, first serve, and ONLINE?? Can you say SYSTEM CRASH??

Words of wisdom to those mentally-challenged decision makers in the housing department:
When on-campus housing renewal applications are put online at NOON with 2000+ students looking to re-apply (with our internet running through a network),

and it is first-come, first serve (yes, some of us have common sense. this usually means we try to come first in order to be served first),

logic says, 2000+ students will be by a computer at NOON trying to apply at the same time.

Yes, housing did shut down the system before it could crash, but if they KNEW it would crash, then why carry out with those plans????

Where do they get these people for these important positions at a four year college??? Whose to blame for this? President Hermi, the evil, chemically-imbalanced Santa Claus???

Isn't he the same guy who tried to stop alcohol consumption on our campus last year?

Yeeeaaahhhhhhhhhh, each day I walk through a parking lot, I see crushed beer cans. Way to clear up our alcohol problem fat boy!

News flash: Technology does not solve ALL of our problems!!! Today's disaster is a prime example of what happens when morons manipulate technology and take it for granted. They did it twice and screwed it up twice (at noon, it was about to crash before the "geniuses" at housing shut the system down without telling us. meanwhile, all the students are missing classes just to renew their housing (all for NOTHING) then at 1pm, it did crash.)

Anyway, the housing renewal process has been re-scheduled for Tuesday, February 24. I will be one of the first picks and I will live where I want because that's the way it should be done!

It's time to relax. Howard Stern is on in 20 minutes. Come back soon!

Oh yeah, it's snowing outside. It is supposed to snow until Noon tomorrow. Three car accidents on College Ave tonight already. Yup, I'm going to guess school is CLOSED tomorrow.

Tuesday, February 17, 2004 | posted in | 0 comments [ More ]

SPECIAL NEWS BULLETIN: Has he become Raz the Rumphumper?!?!?

My family and I currently have three cats back home:

Shana (obviously not hard to guess her sex, atleast for most of you), Raz and Dinky (both MALES). Raz and Dinky are brothers.

As I was talking to my mother the other day, she put me on hold because she heard one of the cats crying in the kitchen. When she got inside, low and behold, what did she see before her very eyes? Raz vigorously humping Dinky on the kitchen floor.

With Dinky crying at the top of his little kitty cat lungs, and Raz coming out of the closet along with his incest delights, my mother grabbed Raz and separated the two immediately. No more incestual homosexual cat rapes in that house anymore!

With my mother playing the mediator, as well as making plans to get Dinky and the little fudgepacker neutered, the harmones should slow down and Dinky, with many years of counseling and psychological therapy, should finally be able to live in peace.

While reading this article, you need to ask yourself a serious question. What is the world coming to when a friendly innocent-looking pet kitty cat turns into a homosexual incestual feline over night??? Within the last 48 hrs, neither cat was available for questioning. As for Raz, maybe a name change is in order.

Perhaps "Incest" Lester "the Homosexual Molester"???????

"Meow" will never again sound quite the same as it did before this article.

Monday, February 16, 2004 | posted in | 0 comments [ More ]

Professors from outer space!

My mood right now is a mixture of agitation and humor.

Where do they get certain professors from?

UNBELIEVABLE! I swear, they come from different planets. Has anyone ever had a professor, whom you ask a critical question to concerning the subject matter, and they respond with a blank stare???? Almost to the point when you question whether they're any smarter than the ceiling you look at when you lay down in your bed and look straight up?

The stuffed animal that my girlfriend got me for Valentine's Day looks more intelligent than my professor does when I ask him a question pertaining to important material. We took another one of his "unannounced" tests today! Yup, the unannounced test that Mr. Genius announced for us on Friday.

His words in class last Friday, "You will have another 'unannounced' test on Monday"..... Wow, thanx buddy. Now go ahead and give us another one of your dopey, screwball, Homer Simpson facial expressions.

Lord knows I need a good laugh on the way back to my dorm.

BOTTOMLINE: Next time you ask your professor a question that you feel is simple for him to answer, and he gives you that look, that means:

He's your professor +

he knows less than you, the student

= YOU'RE F&%KED!

Well, I do have a finance exam tomorrow, so I must get back to studying for that exam. I got to keep my focus. I must make the high grade on my first major exam in this class. Wish me luck and toss me a prayer. I shall return soon.

Stay tuned! Stay patient!

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