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footstep1st: To the grad students out there: how should I go about asking professors to be on my committee? Should I be all formal or keep it short so they don't have to read a long email? Or should I speak to them in person? There's only 1 person I'm kind of worried about asking, because I think that he thinks I'm a derp based on the last class I took from him, in which I handed in my term paper a little, um, late. But my advisor told me to ask him because he would be "easy".
I am worried about writing my thesis proposal, because my advisor is very critical of students' writing. However, I think I'll do better than his last two phd students, who spoke Chinese and German, respectively.
2nd: I just bought my first ever pair of ray bans. They come with an instruction manual. And a little guide as to the exact amount of sunlight your eyes will be protected from with this particular pair. It's so high tech.
I am worried about writing my thesis proposal, because my advisor is very critical of students' writing. However, I think I'll do better than his last two phd students, who spoke Chinese and German, respectively.
2nd: I just bought my first ever pair of ray bans. They come with an instruction manual. And a little guide as to the exact amount of sunlight your eyes will be protected from with this particular pair. It's so high tech.
