Ann Althouse, now a law professor at the university of Wisconsin, studying for her final law exam in 1981. Taken from her blog. When it comes down to it, there’s always one question that needles me until every thread of thought and belief come unwound: Why? — The past few months, I’ve been slowly wending [...] Read more »
I sip café au lait out of the giant bowl-sized mug, its logo glaring at me, taunting me. It reads “Brookline High School Class of 2000″ on it. I love this mug. It’s all I have to remind me that I graduated. Well that and this worthless piece of paper they call a diploma. The [...] Read more »
WARNING: This is a long one… I thought I had left it all behind when I graduated from college. Anyone who has been there know what I’m talking about: the parties; the drinking; the beer bongs; the drunkenness; the stupidity. I’m sure some people remember it fondly. Perhaps it was even the best part of [...] Read more »
I know I’ve always had somewhat of an ego. I knew I wasn’t stupid and I felt very few things were below my ability. But now, it’s starting to get to a whole new level. And what bothers me isn’t that I feel as if I’m getting to be an arrogant bastard (I am), but [...] Read more »