- In third grade: Learn cursive, you will use it for the rest of your life
- Middle School: Write in cursive if you want, but make sure it's readable
- High School: Please don't write in cursive
- College: If you do not type it I will not grade your paper
So it’s the last day of classes before finals week.
And I can’t believe that my freshman year is over already. It flew by so quickly. It’s amazing how many memories and how much shit went down in just 9 months. I met so many amazing people that I know will be my friends for the rest of college.
I met so many amazing people in Haven. My big fat gay family. I love them all so much. And then I have my dorm family. Everyone on my floor is in love with each other. We are so close it’s kind of disgusting LOL We’ve become a family too. We’re all living together again next year, and I can’t wait.
I had some doubts that I had maybe picked UD for the wrong reasons, but now I know that this is the right school for me. I absolutely love it here. I wouldn’t change my decision for anything. I’m gonna miss them all when we leave for the summer, but I know that once we get back, nothing will have changed. We’ll still be the crazy jackasses from George Read North 5th floor. <3
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“Ahem. His own family were ardent polygamists only a century ago — and went to Mexican colonies to escape US federal oppression of their version of marriage (which also goes back a long, long way and still exists across the world). Romney’s great-grandparents were polygamists; one of his his great-great-grandfathers had twelve wives and was murdered by the husband of the twelfth.
For Romney to say that the definition of marriage has remained the same for 3,000 years is disproved by his own family. It’s untrue. False. A lie.”






