did-you-kno:

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bridgetoblorange:

CAN’T.  DEAD.  SO DEAD.

this dumb thing gets at least one note a day and with every note i hate myself a little more

giver-of-armbands:

jare19:

So… I made this today… :)

The attitude at my work really sucks

I’m all excited to get to plan cool stuff for summer camp and everyone is like “lol oookay” like I’m some massive weirdo

Either that or they’re mad that I’m doing legitimate planning at all (instead of writing in bullshit to appease licensing) because they’d rather dick around on their phones and let the kids run wild

tastefullyoffensive:

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ffffffuuuuuccckkkkkkkk yyyyoooouuuuuuuuuuu

pictured: me giving exactly zero fucks

and don’t give me that bullshit about how requirements outside your field are necessary because “college teaches you how to think”

whoever came up with that phrase is an idiot and anyone who repeats it very clearly still does not know how to think if they believe it’s something that can be taught in college

and like sure in terms of prioritization of idea exploration vs job training liberal arts != vocational school by a long shot and i don’t think it should (although i do think there should be more distinction and some majors do not belong in liberal arts or even in college at all) 

the challenging ideas and discussions you are (ideally) introduced to in a liberal arts education are worthwhile and valuable and those that are relevant but not essential to whatever career you’re pursuing I don’t take issue with, like if i’m a bio major maybe you should take me out of my required literature class and put me into a multicultural requirement so instead of knowing the intricacies of Wuthering Heights it’s less likely that i graduate a huge racist? (and i say this as someone who intends to make a career of convincing people to see the immense and universal value of literature, come the fuck on)

basically what this boils down to is i think if you asked most students if they’d be willing to pay $40,000 for a General Studies AA after seeing the benefit that would afford them in their everyday life (and even the benefit that would afford them in their latter two years of school) they’d laugh in your face

yet universities do basically the same thing with all of their students