Tell us now!

[iago]

What about people who don't graduate at the normal time?  I'm supposed to graduate in December of 05, whereas a lot of people I started school with graduate in June of 05.  That's why I specifiy I'm in the first half of fourth year, because I still have another academic term left.

[warz]

Graduate on time, bitchez!

[iago]

I'm doing in internship program, which means two things:
1) I don't get a summer break
2) I get 12 months of work experience during class

[dxoigmn]

Well, most people here graduate on time.  Dartmouth has a neat thing called the D-Plan which effectively allows you to take off several terms for things like internships or going abroad for study.  It's very convenient, albeit a short 10-weeks, but you can stack them next to each other.

[j0k3r]

My school called down 200 students to the cafe yesterday to tell them they would recieve a month suspension (right before exams) if they weren't vaccinated by the Jan. 17th.

[Adron]

My school called down 200 students to the cafe yesterday to tell them they would recieve a month suspension (right before exams) if they weren't vaccinated by the Jan. 17th.

Vaccinated? Against?

[hismajesty]

Got my retainer today. (eww)

Got my learners permit today. (yay, I guess - but my picture sucks)

[iago]

my picture sucks

There's a law or something about that, don't worry

[K]

my picture sucks

There's a law or something about that, don't worry

I think its a law of physics.  When I renewed my license, I was like "great, I can get a good picture this time!" 

Too bad I broke out with poison ivy all over my face the day before I went to get it renewed.  The picture doesn't show it much, but it definently proves the rule.

[iago]

my picture sucks

There's a law or something about that, don't worry

I think its a law of physics.  When I renewed my license, I was like "great, I can get a good picture this time!" 

Too bad I broke out with poison ivy all over my face the day before I went to get it renewed.  The picture doesn't show it much, but it definently proves the rule.

I wouldn't say "proves", maybe "supports"

[j0k3r]

My school called down 200 students to the cafe yesterday to tell them they would recieve a month suspension (right before exams) if they weren't vaccinated by the Jan. 17th.

Vaccinated? Against?

Hep. B, tetnis, the standard stuff.

[iago]

My school called down 200 students to the cafe yesterday to tell them they would recieve a month suspension (right before exams) if they weren't vaccinated by the Jan. 17th.

Vaccinated? Against?

Hep. B, tetnis, the standard stuff.

Why wouldn't people get that?

[hismajesty]

My school called down 200 students to the cafe yesterday to tell them they would recieve a month suspension (right before exams) if they weren't vaccinated by the Jan. 17th.

Vaccinated? Against?

Hep. B, tetnis, the standard stuff.

Why wouldn't people get that?

Because they want a month long suspension.

[j0k3r]

Because they weren't aware they needed it, never got around to it, didn't find it important.

[iago]

It was manditory at my school.  They would take us class by class and give it to us, so unless you were away that day you got it.