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<\/a><\/p>\nSee that clip above the time clock? Yup – that’s the piece on me that was in the HC Magazine. My boss cut it out for everyone at Kimball to see. Needless to say, most people didn’t make the connection since I have my long hair on for that photo!<\/p>\n Welcome to what we do at Kimball. This is Patty, who is one of my friends that I met in Freshman year and fellow captain on the shift. My job isn’t glamorous, but it is fun.<\/p>\n After my shift at Kimball (which ends at 10:15), I’m off to class. The first one is T.S. Eliot, which I’m auditing. The second class is Contemporary Literary Theory with Professor Mulrooney.<\/p>\n We meet in Professor Mulrooney’s office since there are only four of us in the class. On Thursday, we discussed Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go<\/em>. Pr. Mulrooney uses the case studies as a tangible way of applying the theory that we read, and it’s extremely beneficial to synthesize the theory with actual literary works (makes sense, doesn’t it?).<\/p>\n After class, it’s time to run around for RSO Re-recognition (we have to re-recognize Ballroom Dance as a club sport every single year. There’s so much paperwork involved), but then it’s Thesis Time.<\/p>\n Now you realize why I write my thesis in my room. And those are just the books for the parts on Flannery…<\/p>\n It’s inevitable that if you write a thesis, you will drink lots of tea within a short amount of time. You might even render yourself immune to caffeine, which is not a good thing. <\/em><\/p>\n Unfortunately, I had to cut my time short with Mr. Thesis (as my friends call it, since I spend as much time with my thesis as I would a boyfriend) since we had our student-led ballroom dance practice until 10:00 p.m.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n