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Campus life at the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology is all about intramurals, concerts, student clubs, spontaneous volleyball games, and game day. If you enroll at the university, you can either join one of the many organizations or establish your student organization altogether.
A state representative is accusing South Dakota universities for taking too long to comply with a bill but university leaders say they are abiding it.
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology is one of the public universities defending themselves after a lawmaker accuses the schools for "slow walking" to uphold a bill. House Bill 1087was passed last spring pushing universities to ensure free speech and intellectual diversity on campus.
like half the people on my floor are leaving SDSMT this weekend to go back to wherever their homes are and I am just here in my apartment watching Descendents and pretending really hard that they are not leaving and will still be here next week
if i don’t say goodbye, then it’s like they never left, right?
Here is me lighting stuff on fire for a very excitable Newscaster.
Damn Calc 2 is such BS at my school. Literally, there are more symbols than letters in my math, and more letters than numbers. Wtf even is this shit, I don't speak this language. I mean I do, but this is pretty close to fuckin Greek, not English.
GOD FUCKING DAMMIT I PAY 2O GRAND A YEAR TO GO TO THIS FUCKING SCHOOL IS 5 GODDAMN MINUTES OF HOT WATER TOO MUCH TO ASK FOR?!
In case your wondering.... this is where I go to school
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Student's log
Student's log stardate -310876.17 With only 35 days until graduation (8 days of MWF classes left) the emotions are mixed. The past years Rapid City has taught me many things:
No matter what, buckle up. No matter how difficult it will be to get the seat belt out, it is worth it.
Have fun, make the most out of each day
Meet people, make friends not only with peers but with leaders
Relax (I'm still figuring this one out!)
If you stay up too late, wake up on time. face the consequences
Moderation
Don't be afraid to speak up
Don't be afraid to stand up for your values
Fall in love, stay in love, even if it takes some work
Smile Often
Workout
Bad roommates are temporary, talk it out.
I guess I also learned some math and engineering stuff too :)
I have to say that after a productive day in the shop doing Senior Design, I feel like everything can wrap up. I have felt old here at school for the last semester. The freshman got younger. It is hard to believe I was just like them. Trying to find myself, trying to get through the first semester. It's a good thing that I found the friends I did to get me through.
It is scary, though, thinking that in just 2 months I'll be starting my new job, in a new town, far far away from everyone I love. It's going to be tough; tears will be shed, I will be lonely, but it's a little bit exciting. I'll finally be using the knowledge that I've spent so much time and money trying to learn. All the mathematics, science, and specific engineering problem solving should be useful... not to mention those other things I learned while I was here. It's important to keep those lessons in mind when this new chapter opens so I don't have to re learn all the lessons.
I need to keep in mind that I'm not there YET. I still have those few classes to finish strong, few parties to live it up, and a few more games to win. Wish me luck.
