Books are wonderful
I read most of "As You Like It" today. I almost laughed out loud at the part where Rosalind is so worried whether she is good looking in her boy clothes. I bored myself to death reading the "all the world's a stage" part. People shouldn't take anything longer than a sentence or two out of context.

I should be reading from my new school book list, but I haven't bought any yet because I am waiting for my money. They said they are sending the check to me Wednesday. Yea!

I bought a kitchen table yesterday, but didn't put it together - partially because I needed an Alan wrench and partially because I was just being lazy. Renting movies sounded like so much more fun. So I watched "the madness of king george" and "marriage on the rocks" with Kevin. He wasn't too happy about either of the choices, but I bought him tagamet as a consolation prize. :)

I have a headache, mainly from lack of sleep, but thats ok. I kept myself busy while I was awake. ;) NOT THAT BUSY, but busy...

Book List for two of my classes...

Here are the books for Information Professions:
Turabian, Kate L. 1996. A manual for writers of term papers. 6th ed.
Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

Plato. 1986. The Republic. Translated by Benjamin Jowett. Buffalo, New York: Prometheus Books.

Abbott, Andrew. 1988. The system of professions. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

Adler, Mortimer, and Charles van Doren. 1972. How to read a book. Revised and
updated edition. New York: Simon and Schuster.


This is the book for Information Storage and Retrieval:
Taylor, Arlene. 1999. The Organization of information. Englewood