Almost all of Nietzsche’s work is available online. Adam Fishman, are you listening?
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Almost all of Nietzsche’s work is available online. Adam Fishman, are you listening?
fuck yeah i’m listening. thank you. but i do own almost all of his major works in print and i can go to the nietzsche channel (geocities.com/thenietzschechannel) for most of the rest. that said, thanks, and i’m flattered by the shoutout.
fuck yeah i’m listening. thank you. but i do own almost all of his major works in print and i can go to the nietzsche channel (geocities.com/thenietzschechannel) for most of the rest. that said, thanks, and i’m flattered by the shoutout.
Cool, thanks. Those seem to be the options I saw before me. Plan A, ask taxi to wait around Wyllys. Plan B, drop my stuff off first.I also found this:http://www.wesleyan.edu/reslife/housing/interior_shots/returning_student_checkin.htm
Cool, thanks. Those seem to be the options I saw before me. Plan A, ask taxi to wait around Wyllys. Plan B, drop my stuff off first.
I also found this:
http://www.wesleyan.edu/reslife/housing/interior_shots/returning_student_checkin.htm
http://events.wesleyan.edu/?cat_or_date=academic+calendar“28 Tuesday Students returning from leaves and study abroad and readmitted students arrive””September 01 Saturday University housing opens for all undergraduates, 9:00 a.m.”Make of that what you will. Bitchin’ rad cool duders get to come back the 24th of August, though.I don’t remember whether or not they’ll have room keys available in the common rooms or whether you’ll have to walk over to ResLife, but either way I’d drop your stuff off at your dorm first. Well, your taxi driver would probably be cool with idling on Wyllys while you pick up your key. And if you’re living in the Hewitts, it’s on the way.
http://events.wesleyan.edu/?cat_or_date=academic+calendar
“28 Tuesday Students returning from leaves and study abroad and readmitted students arrive”
“September 01 Saturday University housing opens for all undergraduates, 9:00 a.m.”
Make of that what you will. Bitchin’ rad cool duders get to come back the 24th of August, though.
I don’t remember whether or not they’ll have room keys available in the common rooms or whether you’ll have to walk over to ResLife, but either way I’d drop your stuff off at your dorm first. Well, your taxi driver would probably be cool with idling on Wyllys while you pick up your key. And if you’re living in the Hewitts, it’s on the way.
This is completely unrelated:When do we find out more info on move-in day? I’m a sophomore, so I’m not sure how to plan this right.What’s the best way to go about picking up my key when I’m going to be dropped off by a taxi with all my belongings?
This is completely unrelated:
When do we find out more info on move-in day? I’m a sophomore, so I’m not sure how to plan this right.
What’s the best way to go about picking up my key when I’m going to be dropped off by a taxi with all my belongings?
For the record, most of these translations are hopelessly outdated and more or less useless at this point other than as evidence in an Intellectual History exercise (Thomas Common’s Translation of Zarathusta?!? I’d rather sit and watch the grass grow…) I’m just saying, be wary of free internet sources, as they are often free for a reason (i.e. no one in their write mind would ever pay for these texts, or even waste the time it takes to go get them FOR FREE at the library). Do some research on the various translations before you decide, and your understanding (and pleasure) will be greatly increased.
For the record, most of these translations are hopelessly outdated and more or less useless at this point other than as evidence in an Intellectual History exercise (Thomas Common’s Translation of Zarathusta?!? I’d rather sit and watch the grass grow…) I’m just saying, be wary of free internet sources, as they are often free for a reason (i.e. no one in their write mind would ever pay for these texts, or even waste the time it takes to go get them FOR FREE at the library). Do some research on the various translations before you decide, and your understanding (and pleasure) will be greatly increased.