Library is gay

I am sitting at the Sullivant Library right now on campus and looking for an excuse to take a break, so what better one then my blog...I have to write an 8-12 page paper for Poli Sci 575. A lot of the books are on reserve here and when I walked up to the desk, they were like "Let me guess, Political Science 575?" haha the paper is due tomorrow so apparently the entire class is with me on procrastination. I got an A- on the midterm which accounts for 20% of the grade. I don't miss class, so I should get a full 15% of the attendance grade...The final which is like 30% of the grade should be just like the midterm, so I will be fine..This paper however is worth 35% of the grade.. I know that if I can jt meet the requirements then I will get a C...And I know that it sounds kind of pathetic, but that is all I want. A grade of C on this paper, and doing well on a final that I am sure I will, should put me at a B. And I am happy with a B in this class, because its actually kind of hard. And my other class is pretty much going to garauntee me a B+ A - maybe even an A, so its all gravy. Amazing what happends when I decided to start attending class! Anyways, I have chosen Incumbent Republican Senator, John Cornyn to write my paper on. Now I have to basically write atleast 8 pages on why he should be re-elected in this year's Elections. I could pick any Senate race, and I thought what easier one then to pick a conservative from Texas...Ive already managed to bullshit my way through nearly 4 pages and I have all day tomorrow to have it done and turned in by 5pm...The only good thing I can see about writing this paper is that it will be the last paper I write for my collegiate career! Most advanced Political Science classes require atleast one paper, usually in the 10 page range to be written...and while I love politics and I figure myself to be a good writer, I hate writing papers. For all of those people who say, "Do NOT graduate! Being in the real world suck," well you suck. I cannot wait until all that i asked of me is to show up and do my job...no paper deadlines looming, no midterms to cram for, nothing. And if you truly believe it sucks to be graduated, then get another job because obviously yours sucks. I on the other hand have recently discovered a lot of avenues in which I can take when I graduate because of my military experience as well as a political science major...and all of which that seem very intriguing to me....so when the papers are done with, midterms are over, and I don't have to walk 15 minutes to anf from each class in this ridiculous Columbus weather, life will be good. Ok back to writing a paper that would bore most of you and I somehow don't blame you.