Student "edition" found at {csi dot journalspace dot com}.

Maybe I shouldn't have started this blog now, not with everything that's been going on.

There was a question in email last week from the head of the registrar's office asking about moving the course card distribution one day to give the teachers more time to check.

According to the head, as of today only one person has spoken up about the proposal, and it was slacker co teacher. Let me guess: he said not to change the schedule because (even though I doubt if he'll say this to them) it cuts into his vacation time.

Yes, that's a good example of what teachers should be thinking about.

@@ Just a footnote about BA week: on the last day, just as we were leaving to go to my cousin's birthday party (who I have not greeted in the student accessible version, by the way, mental note) we were told by one of the graduates that there was a dinner at the lower grades cafeteria. NOW they tell us.

We replied that we weren't invited, so there was a follow-up text after asking the director of the school saying that we were invited.

Well, our real reason came up, that we had already made other plans.

Why, after all, wasn't there a posting about that event since the start of the week.

Again, another sign that the "management" part of their course doesn't seem to be either effectively taught or effectively applied.

In the talk of the university of the central business district about generic courses, in fact, he mentioned this one as the first to go, to be replaced by something more applicable to the businesses in the district, as well as the attitudes.

@@ Other than that, the feeling of being like Commissioner Gordon in Gotham City while the Joker was being an agent chaos continues.

The only problem is that we have to ensure we keep the safety of all of the students in mind, including the suspects, because who wants to deal with the wrath of the Joker's parents?

Session 2439 left that last part intentionally vague. Class dismissed.