Blogs tagged with life from All Schools

Basically a landing pad for my thoughts and work in the new media field and such.

I Drink Your Blog is an account of the antics, opinions, and random observations of three college students in Washington, D.C.

A blog with various lists giving tips on money, school, and other topics along with some random thoughts on the world and what goes on in it.

This is Elouise Oyzon's external memory cache. She is looking for patterns and just trying to remember what she thought was important at the time.

A journal that's filled with college life experiences in the city, friendships, jobs, trips, relationships, humor, comments on current events and much more. ^^

Lucy babbles on about a lot of stuff.

Darnys Daily is provided to you by an insane college student who has way too much time on her hands, but uses this time effectively in delivering her peers important information to keep them from paying attention to life, and helping them laugh out loud. *Note: Laughing is very healthy for you and its also contagious.

Jana, a junior student at Lynn University, blogs about her life as an English major, what it's like living in the dorms, and how to deal with the ups and downs of balancing homework, her job, and friends.

My views on life and coding, with a little added spice.

Teresa is a Communication major at the University of California, San Diego who will one day live out of a cardboard box. (But you can bet it will be decorated in pink rhinestones.) She frequently regrets her choice of major and has quarterly panic attacks about switching into something else, unfortunately she is a firm believer in the philosophy, but I've come too far. She is frightened by her parents' acceptance of her ambitions, because this means two things: A) they truly believe she's incompetent of majoring in what they perceive to be anything of substance, and B) they really do expect her to marry rich. She apologizes for selfishly utilizing this blog to discuss her favorite topic (herself, if that wasn't blatantly obvious) and to preoccupy herself in the wee hours of the morning. It is about anything and everything, moderately censored, of course, as she is rather aware that publishing her personal life on the internet is not one of her brightest ideas. Despite this knowledge, her tendency to oppose whatever her common sense suggests is powerful. Her one and only privacy tactic is to imagine the reactions of her 2nd grade teacher, her brother, and a creepy middle-aged pedophile in Kansas before she hits publish.(If you happen to be the creepy middle-aged pedophile in Kansas, Teresa happens to have a prosthetic leg and a horrible case of bacne, seriously, you're not interested.) If the envisioned facial expressions are of an acceptable level of horror, then the entry stays.