This is the second part and sequel to my MLM Experience. If you missed the first part, do read it first before reading this second part.
My MLM Experience (Part One)
Sunday 26 February 2012
Thursday 23 February 2012
Psycho Douchebag
I am a drama magnet.
Well, at least when it comes to group projects. I seem to attract the weirdest and most complicated group members in my projects in school.
If you have not read about my experience last year with my SEA group, do check it out here.
This post is about my philo group this semester, and the drama that has occurred. Here's a sneak preview:
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Well, at least when it comes to group projects. I seem to attract the weirdest and most complicated group members in my projects in school.
If you have not read about my experience last year with my SEA group, do check it out here.
This post is about my philo group this semester, and the drama that has occurred. Here's a sneak preview:
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="There's apparently a convention for using exclamation marks, according to Psycho Douchebag"]
[/caption]Tuesday 21 February 2012
Writing Stuff and Statistics
I recently joined Insomniac as a writer, an online publication spearheaded by students from my faculty, FASS. I joined for two reasons - I needed some CCA to speak of, and I like to write.
Since then, I've written two articles: "How to Survive a Date with an Arts Student" and "How to Survive Recess Week", which were published on the Insomniac website.
Both articles (and probably all my future articles) are not serious articles - they do not really provide genuine dating tips (well, besides a few at the end) or anything. They are light-hearted articles in which I infuse my own brand of wit and sarcasm and satire and whatever else I have.
What took me by surprise was how much of an impact they had. I wouldn't go so far as to say they were 'popular', that just seems to be some sort of boast, but perhaps I could just present the stats:
Since then, I've written two articles: "How to Survive a Date with an Arts Student" and "How to Survive Recess Week", which were published on the Insomniac website.
Both articles (and probably all my future articles) are not serious articles - they do not really provide genuine dating tips (well, besides a few at the end) or anything. They are light-hearted articles in which I infuse my own brand of wit and sarcasm and satire and whatever else I have.
What took me by surprise was how much of an impact they had. I wouldn't go so far as to say they were 'popular', that just seems to be some sort of boast, but perhaps I could just present the stats:
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