Meeting with an ENG675 stakeholder, assessing Lynne Cooke, a proposal scrubbing, and tying one on…

It’s My Turn to Follow Her Today http://www.overheardinnewyork.com/archives/008767.html Girl #1: Hey, remember that time you got laser hair removal for your lip? Girl #2: Stacy! Stop talking, there are people around! Girl #1: Oh, right, as though you will ever see any of these people again. Random Guy: Actually, I’m in her Computer Science class. … Read more

Dr. Brent Faber candidate day, an unsafe ride home on the Wolfline bus…

I worked at home today for IBM, taking a late lunch hour to attend a presentation on his research by Dr. Brent Faber of Clarkson University, who is the second (of three) candidates coming to campus this month to interview for an associate professor job opening in the Department of English. He “read” the first … Read more

A traffic-free morning, a career counseling day, class, and meeting minutes…

You Can Take the Woman Out of Georgia, but You Can’t Take the Spit Out of Your Coffee http://www.overheardinnewyork.com/archives/008720.html Waitress: Hi, sweetie, how are you?! Can I get you some more coffee, sweetie? Sweetie, you look like you’ve had a rough night, can I get you something else? Queer looking up at waitress for a … Read more

Newsletter kudos, Loel Kim presentation and social, dinner with Joe, and ENG 675…

Today’s affirmations: I would like to congratulate you on the quality of the newsletter. It’s well done. Dr. Stan Dicks, Director of the M.S. in Technical Communication Yet another fun—and funny—newsletter. No clip art, no pictures of cats. Ahhh. Anonymous, Tech Comm friend I took the Wolfline to Tompkins, where I attended a presentation by … Read more