I found my new apartment today. First off, I went to the Herald's office to pick up my check, and then I went to the WMU Apartments desk to look into getting a one bedroom apartment. I wasn't sure I could afford to move in, but I knew that I wanted to move in at least on August 1st. I was thinking of the Stadium Drive apartments, but I wasn't exactly sure yet, and then I was told about the storage option, where I could store my stuff in that apartment while I'll be in Prague. When I heard this, I was sold on it, and I looked at one of the Goldsworth Apartments (the secluded ones), and I ran into the apartment complex's manager who showed me one of the better of the apartments while I was walking around. I decided right then and there that in two weeks (June 13th; okay, 10 days), I'm moving into my new apartment.
This is going to be so cool. Right now, I live in a one room, well, room. I've been required to share a community bathroom and a community kitchen (where I can't keep anything of my own, so I have to keep all food in my one room, well, room). Now, I get my own kitchen, my own bathroom. a living room, and a nice view of a grassy playing field. Pretty nice. This is going to be so cool.
I checked in with the political science office, and it is still unknown what I'm going to be teaching next semester, so this should be interesting. It looks like I'm going to be dropping the one community development class and just focusing on Dr. Corder's seminar class and the first semester of German. That should be good enough for me for the next semester as I imagine the teaching course is going to be taking up a lot of my time.
At least I don't have to deal with Forensics this year. I feel sorry for the team because they're not going to have an official coach anymore, and they're kind of out of funding because the university doesn't feel wealthy enough to take care of the team anymore. It's really sad because there are some really talented people, and this is essentially the university's academic football team, and they don't even care about it enough to support it. They took the National Award last year at our national tournament, and no one even knows. That's pretty sad.
Stumble It!
This is going to be so cool. Right now, I live in a one room, well, room. I've been required to share a community bathroom and a community kitchen (where I can't keep anything of my own, so I have to keep all food in my one room, well, room). Now, I get my own kitchen, my own bathroom. a living room, and a nice view of a grassy playing field. Pretty nice. This is going to be so cool.
I checked in with the political science office, and it is still unknown what I'm going to be teaching next semester, so this should be interesting. It looks like I'm going to be dropping the one community development class and just focusing on Dr. Corder's seminar class and the first semester of German. That should be good enough for me for the next semester as I imagine the teaching course is going to be taking up a lot of my time.
At least I don't have to deal with Forensics this year. I feel sorry for the team because they're not going to have an official coach anymore, and they're kind of out of funding because the university doesn't feel wealthy enough to take care of the team anymore. It's really sad because there are some really talented people, and this is essentially the university's academic football team, and they don't even care about it enough to support it. They took the National Award last year at our national tournament, and no one even knows. That's pretty sad.
Stumble It!
posted by Duane @ 12:02 PM
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