Every semester has a doom day. What have I ever done to Thursday?

[aruan]

Journalism guy distinctly did not like my article. To the point of no credit didn't like. Personally, I'm affronted, and shall take it up with His Narrowmindedness over e-mail.

Reporting is still a hoot. Professor Foley is fantastically entertaining. I sat next to my high school senior class' student body president. She waved me over, not that we've ever said more than three words to each other. Perhaps even in total. But she's nice, she's gripy about her class, too, and we passed the five minutes before class began splendidly. High school politics is even worse crap than the real stuff.

I'm updating and sundry, but apparently what I should really be doing is writing Joey/Lance using the words calendar, clock, and painting. This sounds suspiciously like the platform for a Justin-planned/JC-orchestrated outing involving storyboarded three-year plans.

The (alleged) new JC song lyrics? Whether or not it should come to pass that it's really his doing, my only comment will be to ask where he got his inspiration. Well, if they let me have two, I'd like to know why it's in the first person.

Four hours of Statistics to cram in before 6:15. *kicks DHNet*

Comments

[giddyupnow.livejournal.com]

Erm, no credit? Like, how can he do that if it's an article? I mean, it still meets assignment criteria. Geez. Was it worth a lot? Can we do a write-in campaign to protest? ;-)

[gjstruthseeker.livejournal.com]

Yeah, unfortunately if he deems that your story isn't newsworthy or legitimate, whatever that means, then he can decline to give you any credit at all. Doesn't matter that it meets assignment criteria. The journalism department runs a tight ship, but he really had no right to not give me credit. This issue has definitely not been dropped, not as far as I'm concerned.

Can we do a write-in campaign to protest?

No, but I do love you for suggesting it. *mwah*