Showing posts with label 1940 records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1940 records. Show all posts
Sunday, December 13, 2015
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
All That Jazz


Studying like crazy this week for Saturday's midterm in Ethics. Especially challenging after working all day. I love the online discussion debates. It is pretty funny when the first thing a peer asked before the start of week two class is, "Who is Patricia?" and I wave both hands in the air. I do debate well. Very Very well. I am also not afraid to rock the boat by asking challenging questions. I will miss those hallways come May 5th. Drexel has been a great journey with the finest and intelligent professors I have ever experienced in college and yes this is my third college in my lifetime thus far and probably will not be my last. I love education even with its stresses.
March 30th I will be taking classes all day on Saturdays for the accelerated classes. I will take another Addiction class at the Medical College 8a to 12p then drive up to the main campus to take a Biology class 1p to 5p. The Biology class I have been trying to get out of since day one at Drexel, because I was a science major 20 years ago and have completed classes in Microbiology, Anatomy, Biochemistry, so it is an insult to tell me I need a general biology class, because my other sciences were more than ten years ago. Let's get real. Has plant life changed? I worked in a lab for 20 years.
So as you can see, I am taking that unnecessary class (in my opinion) last. Thank God, I did not have to take any other classes other than my major.
Just let me get done, so I can relax while paying back thousands of dollars in Educational loans.
So, I am going to teach an eighth grade class in a charter school in South Philly on the dangers of Drugs and Alcohol. Time to be announced. Personally, I think the classes should start in first grade. I have had so many young patients doing hard drugs since the age of 12 and 13. No joke.
Actually, I am looking forward to the 1940 census records to come out, so I have more genealogy records to work on.
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