Some has to pay!!! Someone lied to me and said that the third year would be easier. If this is what they call easy, then they have something coming to them.

I am in my Legal Ethics class which if you ask me is pretty much like taking a class in Military Intelligence. If you know that terrorists are about to attack, then bomb the living daylights out of them. If you have a client that wants to commit a crime (remember Enron?), by all means, hit them over the head with reality and if they dont want to listen, then withdraw from the case!! Diligent advocacy be damned. Then again, what do I know? I am not yet a lawyer.

The number of students who attend this class keeps dwindling. I swear that we were way more than this and now, it seems some students have resorted to coming to this class every other week. I know one student who has come once in August, Once in September, he has not made an appearance for October yet but we still have two classes to go this month so many he plans on coming for one of them.

Even those in class don't seem to be serious. The number of solitaire cards I see on the screen would please a Vegas Casino. The two ladies in front of me are pretending to type notes but they are actually writing notes to each other. They make the font big enough for them to read but I can read that from two rows back. Yeah, I've got 20/20 vision. They are busy discussing some guy who wears tank tops to show off his chest!! Don't hate ladies, if he's got it, gotta flaunt it!!

Did I tell you that wireless classrooms are the bane of professors but a lifesaver for students when they encounter a snoozy class. Its so obvious though that you are shopping for Gucci bags with your financial aid money even if you do nod your head every 6 minutes.

Today I had meetings earlier and resolving issues are never easy. I have to meet with the Dean soon to let him know what we are doing a la our symposium, he happens to be our faculty advisor so I want to make sure he knows what's going on. I have to give it to the guy though, he certain is true to form in letting students run the activities on campus and makes a point not to be imposing.