Here's an example, first in plain English: "So one person says that they copier lady is mean, and now everyone just assumes that she is.
In academic speak: "One person has defined the identity of the operations assistant and now its the dominating ideological hegemony."
Hmmm, maybe I'm not that great yet. I think it will improve as time goes on. The only thing I fear is that practicing my new language may result in the disappearance of friends. A small sacrifice I guess I'll have to make.
Ok I have the day off. SCORE! I LOVE NOT BEING AT WORK!
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Did you learn about the duel-column method?
lol. No no, not yet:)
This is the equivalent of starting your first job and thinking meetings and having your own desk is awesome! I predict you'll grow to hate academic buzz words as much as corporate buzz words.
Rock beats scissors and school beats work. You win :)
haha, I'm definitely not saying I will ever like academic buzz words. And I have a feeling the thrill of school will disperse as soon as I actually have to do schoolwork and stress out. I haven't been stressed out since 2004. This should be an adjustment.
Just relieve them of their classroom hegemony by introducing your navicular to their sphenoid.
Uh, welcome to Mark's world.
Mark I think you've found a new name for your blog. The Navicular Sphenoid. Can you tell I'm not working since I'm commenting so much? Sheesh.
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