They Physics Department

For some reason, Penn State Physics hates everyone. They make everything difficult, complicated, and unreasonably strict. As demonstrated by the photo above, they even build stairs in the most ridiculous patterns. What happened to the stairs that stuck to the walls the entire way down?

With two weeks left in the semester, I am really feeling the pressure. I have an exam tonight, and I am not entirely positive what it will cover. I will be working on the practice exam all day, so I should be able to do at least part of it.

I don't study enough. I should really sit down with my textbooks more often. Sure, every single one of my classes has required homework, but I don't learn as much from that as I feel I should be learning for exams and things.

I guess I'm just feeling really frustrated, not having internet off campus. My laptop is broken, and Kalen just told me this is a problem that Toshiba will have to fix, and I will probably need to send it back to the factory. I hate staying on campus after classes, because I am already pushing 10 hours of working at that point, and I would really like to cuddle up in my bed at night and study in the comfort of my own room, with music blaring, the television going, food on the stove, and immediate access to the bathroom.

I feel hungry all the time, because, like I said, I stay at school for 10 hours at a time. If I eat breakfast in the morning, I still won't get dinner for another 11-13 hours, depending on how long the bus ride takes, and whether I go home directly after classes. I would love to carry a lunch with me, but my backpack already weighs as much as I, and I am most positive that ramen noodles or cereal would not travel well. That's pretty much all the food I have left at this point, because I never have time to go shopping.

I am ready for the end of the semester.