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instead of paying attention in class, it's a chicago quiz, ganked from squelch84, since it's ( so much more amusing than paying attention in class. )

keel you ded and eat you hed

may i reiterate how much i love pearls before swine? today's is utter genius.

i'm getting old.

well, this is officially my First Week Ever that i'll have to wear a suit for five days. i landed a lottery interview with Stolar on wednesday...holy late notice, batman, since i just found out about it today. i don't have an interview on thursday, but i have a reception that i have to go to for Lawyers for Equality...so that's five days in a suit.

i hate wearing high heels, but i do feel snazzy in my pinstriped suit. *dancedancedance*

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i found out today that here at wash u, the advanced trial advocacy professor's name is kevin curran.

sadly, i have no idea if he's large, loud, boisterous, or gay. i probably need to take the class to find out.

science

"State Senator Mike Fair says the change is necessary because science is always changing."

you'd think that this would be a quote from a kansas state senator coming to his senses, coming forward to overrule the kansas board of education's choice to teach intelligent design.

you'd be wrong.

it's a south carolina state senator commenting on why evolution should not be taught to high schoolers, but rather that high schoolers should be taught to "critically analyse" evolution.

in other words, it's not science that's changing, but certain people's definition of it. i am dismayed.