Being a professor is nice around finals week. Unlike my students, who are cramming for three or four different tests, watching their immune systems crumble, and enduring a week and a half of anxiety and agony, all I have to do is write a test, copy it, and then hand it to them and read a book while they sweat it out.
But, then again, I have to grade them.
On to the news:
But I went there for a healthy alternative
(Pope may also be Catholic, film at 11)
Speaking of the Pope, he had a visitor today
(The mental image on this one is astounding)
Karma 1, Enron 0
(Actually, Karma, 182M)
More "old people smuggling drugs" stories
(This one happens with alarming frequency)
Bright, shiny objects:
Mario Brothers, done with legos
(A full minute of giggling!)
Actual useful information
(What to have in your car in case you get stranded in the snow)
Today's strange anniversary:
March 21, 1860 -- US extradition treaty with Sweden. Someone apparently felt the need to write that one down.
Fun fact of the day:
Why do they call it Latin America?
And finally:
Happy equinox to you all. It's the first day of spring, which means that the days are finally longer than the nights, and it only gets better until June!
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