Julio

SO. Here I am, in the Currier ITC computer lab. My computer has a bad charging port, and therefore doesn’t work. Thankfully the ITC is here in Currier and I can just come down and use it whenever I need to. I feel bad for those who don’t have one, like in Burge where there is only one computer for use. Along with that, classes are in full swing, and boy do I feel it.

So for one of my classes, I had an exam that I felt so confident for that I just slacked on the work. When it came time to take the test, I was so lost. Along with that, all of the homework was online, and since I completely forgot about the ITC, I did it as sparingly as I could. So just do your homework and don’t forget to study no matter how confident you are. Also, this computer issue is no joke, my advice is don’t undervalue your computer and how important it really is when it comes to college (all the Netflix and Hulu you can’t watch).

There are some good things that came from this circumstance however. For example, it’s harder to browse the web on an ITC computer so you stay more focused down here. I feel as if this was the sign I needed to get back into focus. Plus it’s always quiet, and a lot closer than the library. They have a printing station here as well, so I don’t have to go anywhere else for printing. Finally, there’s always a free space. Take a look at this!

Moral of the story is don’t count your chickens before they hatch.

This entry was posted on Thursday, September 29th, 2016 at 11:43 am and is filed under Academics, and tagged with CAMBUS still respected here, Computers are expensive, Currier hall is 100 years old and they keep it 100 with this ITC, Don't count your chickens before they hatch, Hulu better than Netflix, I hope no one is looking at my screen when I write these tags because they'll have no idea what I'm talking about, ITC4EVA, Library < ITC, lol jk our library is a gold mine, Printing station, Sorry for the late blog. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a comment, or trackback from your own site.