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I'm confused by the dislike of the most recent episode. From a feminist critique, it was an absolutely solid episode and displays many identities in a bold way. I'm excited to see if there is anymore friction between Megan and Betty, and who Sally will side with. Also, Sally. That girl is incredibly clever and she has a storyline that is going places, I think. Next episode has Lane! I'm so excited.

Well recently, I've started to create alternatives to Sciences Po that I'm starting to prefer now in all honesty. I'm really liking the looks of Paris 8 at the moment because of the unspeakably easier entry into it, it's location outside of Paris but still in the region, and also the Gender Studies program there which I'm considering going down that path. It's also one the public universities in France I have confidence in as I've seen some of their faculty and academic thrust. In regards to Sciences Po, I would've been a decent candidate as I am and will be incredibly involved in the school-wide activities and activism. I am currently the chairperson of my university's LGBT student organization, for example. But now I can't say I'm too bothered to be missing out on the Sciences Po, to be honest. I still want to keep my excellency in my time as a student though, so I can hit the world running unlike many in our generation. I'm really just nervous about falling down the same traps that have helped us become the new 'Lost Generation'. It stresses me out a lot, I just want a nice life.

I feel happy seeing Clichy win something, but not Nasri.

Dimitzenchenkovski, on 14 May 2012 - 07:17 AM, said:

But Jack isn't dench as fuck! Of course he wouldn't dominate coldheartedly like Frimpong. Making dat ice cream.

Fuck everything.