For the past few hours UNCC.edu and its team of servers has been inaccessible. I have a quiz due at some point tommorrow that I currently cant access. I’ve been paitiently waiting for these servers to return to service, but it hasn’t happened yet. It would appear that the primary problem is that the primary […]
Ever since last fall I have been trying to figure out if I have a preference for which building I have class in at UNCC, but to this point I have only formed one opinion… I HATE DENNY! Denny is hot, uncomfortable, has small desks and there is this odd odor that travels through the […]
I never thought that I would actually say this, but I am enjoying a liberal studies (LBST) course and a Political Science (POLS) course. They are the same course technically, its a LBST course in the field of political science, which I signed up for on a whim. I really wasn’t sure what I was […]
Today I got a rude awakening in my ITIS2300 course, my instructor (who moved to COIT from COB), thinks too much like a person of business in the way he decides to cover the history of the Internet. I was expecting a lot more detail and a lot less “fluff” and inacuracy. The first thing […]
It could be said that any part is a whole in itself, because any one thing that is identifiable is “one”, a whole.
In case anyone is curious about what is on my academic book list for the semester, here they are (being on the list doesn’t mean I will actually read it completely): [PHIL3211] Greek Philosophy: Thales to Aristotle (Allen) [ISBN 0029004950] Greek and Roman Philosophy After Arisitotle (Saunders) [ISBN 0684836432] [ITIS2300] Programming the Web Using XHTML […]
In a few hours I am due back at UNCC for my first class of the semester. I am going to an orientation for one of my online courses at 8AM. It is supposed to be a library workshop as well as learn how to WebCT. I really wish I knew why my instrucor (Dr. […]
It would appear that with just 22 days remaining, the fall semester is quickly approaching and my summer is about to end. I haven’t completed as many of my summer objectives as I would have liked to this year. I have several titles still on my summer reading list left that I would love to […]
It would appear that one Dr. Judith L. Presler decided to begin her summer vacation a little early. The PHIL3060 (Plato) exam and final meeting was scheduled for 3:30 on Thursday, May 12, 2005. At 3:45 it was confirmed that Dr. Presler had decided not to attend, so pretty much leave the exams with the […]
I have only 3 more lectures left in my MWF classes, and only one left for my Thursday class (Plato). That means I have 3 hours left with each course. I have changed a lot in some aspects since August 2004, but in some ways, not at all. I have rejoined some old hobbies, and […]