The End Of Comm-Studies and other Improvements

Today was the final day of the communcation studies exam and the end of communication studies classes. Comm-studies is now one less subject to worry about until the results are out. Most students said that the paper on a whole was one of the easiest. It was (very) slightly disappointing (even though we hate to admit it) that it was such a breeze however after 'practicing' on many gruelling past papers where we barely scraped a pass and two terms of hard work (for some!) and stress.
It feels good, however to have some extra periods to "hurry down" home-work, cram for an ex or enjoy an extended lunch hour. Its a bit of a nuisance however to have bought three books using your $500, use them for two terms and now have nothing to do with them. For those who dont have relatives to give the books to or those who don't find the books and interesting and could harldy keep from reading them, wouldn't it be nice to have a system where we can give the books to someone/the school for a reasonable cash return? The person or the school could it turn loan/sell the books to those who will be doing communication studies next year, or in the years to come. If someone does decide to start this, you already have a customer.

If you went in that library anytime this term, you might have noticed the air seemed fresher the rooms seemed brighter and studying in that library was a little more comfortable. This is probably because a very intelligent member or members of the library administration seems to have cross-examined the problems they were having with the students in the library and seemed to have determined that the "security guards" were the root of the problem. It could also be that rent-a-cop's lease expired or that he was tortured so much by insolent plastic chair movers and huge earings that he ran screaming from that library. He and cockroach were replaced by two amiable female workers, though cockroach is sometimes seen lurking around. Whatever the reason for this change, Man About College is impressed and is nominating the library for the category of Most Improved Area of Term Three.

The school bathrooms seems to have also improved. Though they are still unsanitary, there is now a 25% chance that you would find toilet paper rather than the previous 1% chance.

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~ Man About College