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Here's another last-minute strip. I think it came together rather nicely despite my zero-th hour "planning." I hope I can come up with a few ideas, so I don't have to sweat these out at the last second anymore. ^_^; This is, of course, inspired by my own college experience.

My Gelotology comic book should be arriving this week. Unfortunately, I won't have copies available at the Dallas expo, but should have my personal one to show off. I will be stocking the gift shop at our local art museum with a few copies.
-Posted on Nov 02, 2009

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User: Nicotine 5

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This is good for last minute! I like the diversity of the students. And, being in college right now, I'd say this is sooo true XD. People always look like what their majors are.
-Posted on Nov 06, 2009

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-Posted on Nov 02, 2009

User: I Am The 1337 Master 5

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So true.

I only found this comic a few days ago and you've already hooked me in.
-Posted on Nov 02, 2009

User: dueeast 5

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Hilarious! I like this one a lot! Funny yet so true to life...
-Posted on Nov 02, 2009

User: Loud_G 5

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hehe nice :D

I started out as Electrical Engineering because I was good at math. It took me 6 years to discover that I didn't actually LIKE Electrical Engineering, I just knew that they made a lot of money.

Luckily my love of sanity won out and I switched majors to something I ACTUALLY enjoyed and found interesting. Geospatial Science. (GIS, Geography, cartography, etc)
-Posted on Nov 02, 2009

User: usedbooks

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Woo hoo! My book arrived today! It's pretty. ^_^ Unfortunately, I checked the site and saw that a reorder would not arrive (even at the super expensive super fast shipping rate) until just after the expo.

So, I ordered 10 copies to stock out local art museum gift shop. The museum director is an acquaintance and said she'd be happy to sell them, and they get a fair amount of local business in December.
-Posted on Nov 02, 2009

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User: Gillespie 5

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I can't wait to go to an expo. They must be fun. I gotta keep an eye out for what's going on around the area.
College is probably fun as well, except the studying.
-Posted on Nov 02, 2009

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@amanda:
Yep. I had my major when I signed up in the beginning. Zoology. I didn't have any career goals or anything. I just knew I wanted to work with animals/nature. In fact, one of the reasons I chose the college I did was because it offered that major. I considered changing a few times (especially when the Chemistry classes got really hard), but I'm pretty stubborn and stuck with it until the end.

My master's degree is in Biology, which I decided on after I couldn't get into vet school and became inspired by the herpetology/conservation professor to join the graduate program at Marshall.

So, now I have two lovely degrees, lots of ugly debts, and no job. ^_^;

@Anubis:
I have met all these people. ;-) And I spent two years teaching them too.
-Posted on Nov 02, 2009

User: amanda 5

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Yay! Dwex is so so so so so close! *bounces* Right now, all I have to show for it are CatFace buttons and a handful of shirts ^.^ Did you know what major you wanted when you were a freshman? I was an international business/accounting major, but that was just a placeholder. I never did figure out what I wanted to be, but I don't have a degree, so it doesn't matter XD
-Posted on Nov 02, 2009

User: Anubis 5

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experiance talking?
-Posted on Nov 02, 2009















 

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