Hi folks,
miles333- You work across the street.. at the WesternU Clinic perhaps? Well, ISAC class usually gets out around noonish (or maybe even a bit earlier) for lunch time.. so you will see a class of about 27 of us leave the HP building.. wander around, some of us go to Subway and stuff.. then we end up eating anywhere around campus.
Wow.. what lectures are that unimportant that 1) you would attend and 2) play starcraft at? Well, I have already attempted e-mailing and IM'ing folks during lecture so I can imagine that.. playing games seems a bit harder unless you're sitting in the back in a big lecture hall
.
So Monday night.. in a breakout room or a lecture hall? I'll probably be around Monday night.. either in the breakout rooms or student commons. If you tell me where to look, I'll keep an eye out for you guys. (Eric and Paul also?)
Pyoj- Hey Jay.. it was fun chatting with you. Sorry I had to cut things short.. we should've gone to do something, but my schedule was sorta screwy until Saturday and we ended up not getting back from the beach until nine-ish or so. It was fun though.. we will all go to the beach again with ya!
Slherner- Hey Steph.. at least from ISAC, I feel like getting your own laptop would be worth it in some instances. I agree with what everyone else said here.. I'd go with a P3 or P4 (P3 if you don't want to spend too much).. having your own laptop will allow you to keep lectures/class notes around to study/review for boards during the summertime.. and if you'd like to keep them around in general. The most you will need to do with your laptops is probably powerpoint presentations and study aids I'd think.. so having a P3 will definitely last you a couple of years.. and it should suffice during rotations as well for the most part. (Although if anyone disagrees, they should speak up because I have no clue how much people use their computers after graduation).
Innerpower- hey.. so you're moving in this Saturday? E-mail me at
[email protected] and I will give you my phone # in case you would like to hang out for a little while during the weekend. (or maybe go search for a driving range?) We do have a test the Monday after the July 4th week though...
USC1992- Hi Dawn. Around what time of the day will you be around campus? What part of town will you be moving into? We usually have a lunch break from 12-1, then we have lab/discussion anywhere up until 4-4:30pm. As to a physical description of me, it's hard to pick me out in a crowd.. I'm an Asian male around 5'7" or so.. usually wearing a t-shirt, shorts, and teva sandals. If I am coming from anatomy lab, I will be wearing an olive t-shirt, ripped jeans, and nasty white tennis shoes (oh, and smelling like formaldehyde). Hopefully that helps some..
TNT- The train tracks take some getting used to, but I think I have adapted already. It only annoys me when I am talking to someone outside of campus and I can barely hear what we are saying over the train...
--Golf lovers/wannabes - Hopefully I will be able to scout out some courses/driving ranges with a buddy of mine's. Our TA also golfs so I will ask him for some directions. If anyone has done any research on courses already, let us know.. thanks!
It is sad to report that the nearest Del Taco is probably 15 minutes away from my apartment
. Just thought I'd let you know... since I am hungry, on campus, and about to find something fast to eat.
As Dr. Bales (our anatomy professor for the next three days) informed us, "think of every night as the night before the exam." Uh oh...
