by Dean on July 4, 2008
Apparently, Section One isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.
When Section One and I parted ways in Sophomore high school year, I missed it. I missed the fact that I was part of the top brass of the Special Science Curriculum, of the entire school in fact. Being in Section Three was an uneasy feeling. [...]
by Dean on June 30, 2008
Hi, all. Let me bitch for a while about how freaking crazy school has been.
So, today’s the 30th of June. It’s only been a month since Junior year started, yet we’re already swamped with incomprehensible equations and ridiculous scientific terms. Like, WTF’s sin and cos and tan and tan-1? My calculator is increasingly becoming my [...]
by Dean on June 24, 2008
Hi, guys. As I said before, the silence of this blog is too loud to bear, so here’s a post to fill the empty void and break the awkward hush.
So I thought I’d take you guys through a timeline-style tour of how a day in the life of Dean usually goes, just so you see [...]
by Dean on June 4, 2008
As you probably know, there has been an email going around about Barack Obama, the first-ever African American to be nominated by a party for the presidency. A friend of mine posted this bulletin on Friendster, and Imma post my simple rebuttal. Hit the jump to proceed.
SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: “Barack Obama, the Antichrist? Liar, Liar, [...]
by Dean on May 30, 2008
Remember your high school teachers? Oh, those curious creatures. They were either the reason for the smiles on students’ faces or the bane of their existence. They either made your school life easier or made it a living hell.
We love our teachers. No, no, don’t try to argue with me. Trust me, you love [...]
by Dean on May 14, 2008
Summer is now winding down. The rains are more torrential now, and the weather in my locale isn’t what you can call pleasant. The school supply stores at the mall are inundiated with cheesy notebooks and ball pens with bright pink fluffballs on one end. That ugly beast we call school is preparing to rear [...]
by Dean on May 13, 2008
I enrolled for Junior Year high school today. Compared to previous years, it wasn’t so crowded today, thanks to a transport strike, and also because us Special Science Curriculum (SSC) students enrolled separately from the other curricula.
I came to school at around 10:00 AM, and when I realized that a transport strike was taking place [...]