Originally posted by CESum

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Off topic, but important:

Originally posted by neotransotaku

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In the end, Cal is a great place but it may not be right for you--I know some people who went to "lesser schools" (i use the word VERY loosely) and are happy.

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I know you mean well, but as an undergrad at another UC campus, that attitude really irritates me. Yes, you go to Berkeley and that's great. Yes, Berkeley is an excellent university. But for God's sake, do NOT refer to other schools (especially other UC campuses, but I digress) as "lesser". That takes away from all the hard-working students and faculty across the country who make their institutions the best they can be. I know you're trying to get across the "find your fit" idea, but your choice of words is something that has stuck in my craw since I came out to California.

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Originally posted by FreeDOS +

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Also I thought of a Windows annoyance: Want to install software? Go find it yourself, get it, run the setup application, Click Next, I Agree, Next, Next, Reconfigure some stupid defaults, Next, Next, I'm Sure, Next, Next, Finish, Reboot, Possibly another (few) step(s) and another (few) reboot(s)
And that's why I don't use Windows. (well among other reasons, including lack of stability and lack of security)

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Originally posted by Twinkle Star

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I think my reasoning is because of my lack-of-home-rowness, my fingers tend to linger to the right. So when I need shift or ctrl or alt, my fingers are generally right above those keys. I think it's because the enter key is over there, and in AIM, that's how messages are sent... my hands are trained.

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Originally posted by Danielle

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My school has no religious affiliation. Generally, Spring Break always includes Easter in or around it, to avoid kids missing school.
That's how mosts schools in my area are, I'm surprised to see it's so late compared to other places in the country/world.

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