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And I truly believe any college that needs to advertise on television is a scam. End of story. Yeah I’m looking at you DeVry, University of Phoenix, Everest, ITT Tech, Bryman, Westwood… For-profit colleges sicken me - they prey on the poor and those who don’t know any better. They target the unemployed (airing commercial during the day time much?) and those who are just trying to do something good for themselves & their families. Until their graduation rates go up, subpar instruction actually teaches valuable skills, and mind-boggling tuition is lowered - or somebody tells me they are a for-profit university success and can show me they aren’t an exception - I will continue to hate hate hate for-profit schools.
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Met up with Monika for lunch! :)

View from the "Top of the World"

At the National Aquarium

Dolphin handshake

Cuteee!!

Jellyfish!

The setup of the aquarium is really cool

"Myspace" picture on the escalator. :)

SCARY real live shark!!!

Beautiful view of the harbor.
Chris and I took a trip to Baltimore last weekend! After many warnings from friends to stay away because of how ghetto and dangerous it is, I figured I had to see for myself. I loved it! But apparently I was in the only nice area of Baltimore (the inner harbor). I suppose I won’t be going back any time soon to experience “real” Baltimore.
I got to meet up with Monika for lunch at Five Guys when she had a moment to take a break from law school, went to the “Top of the World” for gorgeous views, experienced the National Aquarium, and then ate great sushi on the waterfront for dinner.
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Went to Eyebar this weekend and got “standing table service” - basically you get a bottle and a table but there are no chairs. WEIRD. But fun. :)
1 week ago • 0 notesInteresting Huffington Post article that I think is very relevant to a VERY LARGE number of my peers.
There was a comment on the article that I thought was particularly illustrative of what I’ve been hearing from a lot people:
“Part of the 1/4 life crisis has to do with how the economy has changed over the past few decades. The whole concept of “education = job = career = home, family and a comfortable retirement” is not such a linear trajectory anymore.
“Many of our parents started out with nothing, but were able to move gradually forward. They couldn’t have it all and have it now, but they could eventually get ahead. Today, people take on massive debt just to go to college. We step into our adult lives being tens of thousands of dollars in the red, only to find that we’re qualified for a $10/hr job.”
WOW omg watch this! (It’s super short.) This bus in Russia lost control of its brakes and nearly ran over this guy but he NARROWLY avoids getting hit! My eyes were like this: O.O
2 weeks ago • 0 notesI am OVER THE MOON (that means really happy, right?). :) XOXOXOXO to everyone.
Oh, and I bought a black cardigan at Banana Republic yesterday & am wearing it today. I love it!!!
Yeah these are the things that make me happy nowadays. Not going out, or doing things, or seeing things, or normal things… Work and sweaters. Holla. Oh and I’m an even bigger fan of good hair days (those seem few and far between lately).
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