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#comment 2 :Good lord people,You are just slightly behind the times. Biodiesel is worse than regular diesel for the environment:http://home.comcast.net/~russ676/biodiesel/page3.html
' With one week left before finals start, most people have started stressing out and losing sleep over taking the finals. To help everyone out, I'll go through a few easy steps, which I follow myself, for preparing for final exams.
It's come to my attention I have apparently been unfair in my commentaries'mdash;unfair in the sense that whenever I discuss women and men, I focus primarily on women. ' Of course, I've gotten a lot of compliments on my perspective from both sides, especially from women, but recently a male reader proposed I might write about the guys to create positive change. ' People are beginning to think I'm anti-man; I'm simply anti-bad men. ' I will admit one mistake: in my haste to highlight what a man should not do, I failed to describe what a gentleman looks like.
Once again students face the horrible task of selling back their books to the huge thief they call the book store. However, while you are ripped off again, I suggest for next semester you purchase books online or through other bookstores
For many college students, Sunday is the day of recovery. For me, it's always been Wednesday. Not recovery after a long night of drinking and partying, but mental and psychological rebuilding after a traumatizing deadline the night before.
To the vast majority of Minaret readers, I have represented myself as Ceiling Cat, watching from the archives of various incident reports as students (and sometimes faculty) make poor choices, and snickering publicly (hopefully along with the rest of the student body). But my time at The Minaret has been so much more than that.
‘FIDELITY, n. A virtue peculiar to those who are about to be betrayed,’ Ambrose Bierce. In actuality,’ fidelity’s definition in the Oxford English dictionary is: ‘The quality of being faithful; faithfulness, loyalty, unswerving allegiance to ...
My final commentaries in the spring and fall semesters are generally wistful reflections on what I've learned.
Every year is a little different than the ones before it. Sometimes things change, sometimes things stay the same. This past year, many things changed, but many things stayed the same. '
