Work as hard as you can and then be happy in the knowledge you couldn’t have done any more.
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St Hilda’s, one of Oxford’s old women’s colleges, looking spooky at night with its watching ‘eyes’ 👁👁
☆*: .my instagram.:*☆
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Day 97 • 100 Days of Productivity
made it through finals! unfortunately one of my cats passed away from cancer this week and i’ve been really broken up about it, but i’m finally on break and my oma is visiting from germany so there’s a lot of love going on at my house. i’m very tired but i finally can do fun stuff like reading and working on my crochet
🎶 my girlfriend is a witch - october country 🎶
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08.05.2024 // 10.30am biochem classes for new sem 💌
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this quote from ovid’s telling of orpheus turning back to look at eurydice makes me crumble
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things i've heard environmental science majors say:
"For the test we'll need to tell the different flavours of mayflies apart." / "Did you just say flavours?"
"It amazes me how many city kids are in this program." / "We're all desperate to get out of this city."
"I think everyone who attended all the surface water pollution lab sections should be allowed to lick one piece of glassware of their choosing. Y'know, as a treat."
"Professor, nobody goes into this major unless they like to eat dirt." / "Great, so you can talk the Students' Association into convincing the board to give me funding for my trees?"
"What're we toasting to?" / "Nitrogen pollution."
"You look frustrated. What's up?" / "I had twenty-one Leptophlebiidae in my dish. He's going to think I'm lying about how many Leptophlebiidae are in my dish."
"If you weren't raised by Wall-E, do you even belong in this class?" / "The Onceler." / "Fuck, good point."
"Dude, I spent the whole exam trying not to sink my teeth into a really, really juicy bug in my sample—" / "Cranefly?" / "...yeah."
"Well, just make sure you're not (person)'s lab partner. Last weekend's trip involved him leaving too many fish in the dirt for the professor's liking."
[exhausted chorus] "And the fish go belly-up."
"What's the major difference between east coast and west coast soils?" / "Alcoholism."
"Got any plans for the holidays?" / "Gonna go home and listen to my entire extended family call me a tree-hugging hippie." / "Aren't we all?"
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"Studying is not a trend. It's a lifestyle. A lifestyle is not an amount. It's practice. So what are you waiting for? Take action. "
-thelostfilesofstudents
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My college art professor is a trekkie (and a big ds9 fan) and I can't go on Tumblr during his class and look at fanart of Garak with big ol naturals without him spawning behind me and asking questions
My greatest fear illustrated
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Little things to look forward to this Autumn
Reading while cuddled up in soft blankets
Becoming addicted to tea again (I know I'm not the only one…)
Cute layered outfits with cosy knit sweaters and big scarfs
Foggy and gloomy mornings <3
Studying while listening to classical music
Switching from yoghurt bowl to oatmeal for breakfast
Collecting pretty dead leaves and putting them in your diary as a little memory
Adding cinnamon to your coffee again and making hot chocolate
Baking cinnamon rolls with friends (or at least trying to...lol)
Seeing the first leaves change colour
Buying cute stationery for the new semester
Maroon nails and lips (the girls that get it, get it.)
Reading at night, all cuddled up while it's raining outside
Cinnamon or vanilla-scented candles
Spending hours at cosy bookstores and reading poetry
Soup season. SOUP SEASON.
opening the windows in the morning and letting the cool autumn air inside
Rewatching Gilmore Girls and dressing like Rory (same thing every year, let's be real here…)
Being a cosy girl doing cosy things <3
Let me know what you're looking forward to the most; autumn is such a beautiful season... lots of cosy content planned!! ;)
✩‧₊*:・love ya ・:*₊‧✩
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𝙱𝚞𝚛𝚒𝚎𝚍 𝙰𝚕𝚒𝚟𝚎
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Okay, look, I've been in college for two years and my Biology professor has pretty significantly rooted this educational science game called Labster into her course.
I was not expecting to be playing Portal all day for school.
Yeah, this is a full, 360 sci-fi free roam lab environment that you can pretty much do whatever you want in. You know those cruddy flash game experiments you used to do in middle school? Those are a thing of the past.
And check this: the entire lab is being run by this super cool AI droid named Dr. One
She floats around and directs you around the lab depending on the lesson you're taking and sounds eerily similar to GLaDOS. It turns out that Dr. One also has a lore page and that she was created originally for "unethical purposes."
Also, this environment is extremely detailed and even runs shaders and ambient occlusion in your web browser.
That's pretty nuts, considering the only time we ever see these things are built into genuine video games, not a web browser lab. It runs incredibly smoothly on my GTX 1050.
This is insanely impressive and I actually enjoyed my homework today. 10/10, would play this in my free time.
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for all my fellow struggling college students
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