So I'm currently sitting in the University Drug Information center to fill time that used to be filled by Organic Chemistry. As it turns out, Organic Chemistry isn't easy; I was failing miserably from the first quiz on, and didn't even bother to look at the second exam which mostly constituted me drawing random lines and answering every question with "Add HCl and Phosphorus tribromide." For those of you who wouldn't know, answers as such equals that exam spitting a mad lougie of failure right into my face. So, even though I have yet to withdraw from the class in technicality, I have done so in spirit which I feel more than justifies my lack of attendance. Word.
One thing I've noticed about the Drug Information center at the U. is how very little information about drugs it actually has. I mean, I have been looking in here for over a year and a quarter now, and I have yet to find and consistent dealers of anything. I'm starting to find out, a little more every day, that maybe pharmacy isn't really about drugs, but more about helping people in the name of promoting autonomy and well-being in the most philosophical of senses. For shame.
Still fat cash though.
Making 2.0 the new 4.0,
Pelton
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