There is a recurring event called the repair fair. You bring in your broken stuff and there are volunteers there that can help you repair it. Not sure when the next one is, but here is the web page
Only place I could think of is audiofiles on 9th? If they can't fix it they might be able to point you in the right direction. The guys at happy trails might also have some leads.
The scary new thing about a modern war is getting to see in live time people my age, people with similar interests, people with families, marching to their deaths. We are all so scared.
Same thing happened when I was in elementary school, goat ran through the door leading to the second grade classroom. I can’t remember, but I think we all had to evacuate to the gym till the problem was “taken care of”.
All of the hate is towards the teen girl fans tbh, if it was dudes people wouldn’t care, so it goes with everything in the world. but the thing that really stood out to me was all the phones, all the time. So many people filming the whole thing instead of enjoying it )’:
Ah so that’s what that was, I always wondered. I’d see him driving by pierce park elementary all the time and it always confused me. No pictures but I absolutely know what you’re talking about
Hi! I’m a psych major at Western, and it definitely is impacted but it’s not as bad as you’d think. It’s definitely not hard to get classes, but they do fill up fast so you might not necessarily get the class that you wanted. This happened to me a couple times, but it’s really not thaaaat bad. The 300 level classes have around 30ish students and the seminars have around 15 per class. As for research, yes, the Western psych department has a lot of opportunities for undergrad research! It’s just a matter of finding a professor that is active and is seeking students.
Just a quick reminder that the first medication, or the second or third or tenth, might not be the right one. I’ve been on at least 5 and have yet to find the right one, of course there isn’t one that’s perfect, it takes more than a pill to find happiness. I find blasting jazz to be a great distraction, following one instrument in particular. The one thing that I can do when I feel like doing nothing else is writing. I use a typewriter, it’s a great physical and mental release, seeing words spit out on paper as I hammer away. I don’t write about anything important, just whatever comes to mind. It pulls me out and it is satisfying to see pages upon pages of thoughts on paper.
There is a recurring event called the repair fair. You bring in your broken stuff and there are volunteers there that can help you repair it. Not sure when the next one is, but here is the web page
This sounds so cool! Definitely gonna go anyway just for the fun of it, thanks for the info (:
Only place I could think of is audiofiles on 9th? If they can't fix it they might be able to point you in the right direction. The guys at happy trails might also have some leads.
Thank you! I’ll check them out
He plays sometimes at the Laurelthirst. Stop in Thursday and ask the booker.
Will do, thanks for the tip!
Definitely part of the Laurethurst family of musicians and if he isn’t booked there now he will surely be soon.
Sweet, I will keep an eye out! Thanks
probably gonna be the ambient stuff
The scary new thing about a modern war is getting to see in live time people my age, people with similar interests, people with families, marching to their deaths. We are all so scared.
Same thing happened when I was in elementary school, goat ran through the door leading to the second grade classroom. I can’t remember, but I think we all had to evacuate to the gym till the problem was “taken care of”.
All of the hate is towards the teen girl fans tbh, if it was dudes people wouldn’t care, so it goes with everything in the world. but the thing that really stood out to me was all the phones, all the time. So many people filming the whole thing instead of enjoying it )’:
Ah so that’s what that was, I always wondered. I’d see him driving by pierce park elementary all the time and it always confused me. No pictures but I absolutely know what you’re talking about
God he was so sweaty
30 bucks
I arrived thirty minutes before doors and there was quite a long line, missed some of Tommy’s set, I’d say get there an hour early if you can
Probably tommy and the runts
Hi! I’m a psych major at Western, and it definitely is impacted but it’s not as bad as you’d think. It’s definitely not hard to get classes, but they do fill up fast so you might not necessarily get the class that you wanted. This happened to me a couple times, but it’s really not thaaaat bad. The 300 level classes have around 30ish students and the seminars have around 15 per class. As for research, yes, the Western psych department has a lot of opportunities for undergrad research! It’s just a matter of finding a professor that is active and is seeking students.
Good to hear! I will reach out if/when I’m accepted if I have more specific questions, thanks!
I stand corrected though, there seemed to be an armed robbery today
Damn.
Just a quick reminder that the first medication, or the second or third or tenth, might not be the right one. I’ve been on at least 5 and have yet to find the right one, of course there isn’t one that’s perfect, it takes more than a pill to find happiness. I find blasting jazz to be a great distraction, following one instrument in particular. The one thing that I can do when I feel like doing nothing else is writing. I use a typewriter, it’s a great physical and mental release, seeing words spit out on paper as I hammer away. I don’t write about anything important, just whatever comes to mind. It pulls me out and it is satisfying to see pages upon pages of thoughts on paper.
Same thing happened at my school, it’s an epidemic
Buster Kitten
Probably the one that goes WEEEEOWOWOEMOROEO
Body’s
Might’ve been a song that will took lyrics from maybe white flag by dido?
Oh my, thanks man, you saved my mental state.
Baha same thing happened to me on a bus
History of western philosophy with Sharyn Clough was pretty great! Funny teacher and class size of about 15.