This Week, I've Read:

a sobering account of participating in a Haitian political demonstration that turned deadly
an explanation of why a high school basketball team was like a family
a presentation of biblical and scientific arguments against abortion
an outline of a student's uber-laid back life philosophy
an introduction to the ethnic and religious tensions in Kazakhstan
a preliminary brainstorm on whether or not guys and girls can be "just friends"
an evaluative essay on the cancer treatment center where the author was a patient
a harrowing tale of a summer camp mishap and ensuing identity crisis
a gentle tale of longing for a friend's salvation
a primer on escaping cultural missteps in England
a review of a 12 Stones album
two, slightly contradictory, reviews of Cibo! restaurant downtown
a review of the Shane and Shane album Upstairs
a freewrite on the Nigerian obsession with cellphones that rambled on in delicious detail
the dreaded paper on Ordinary Men for Follett's history class
an exploration of the legality and ethics of the payday loan industry
an opinion on the projected sustainability of the dollar as the dominant currency
a critical review of the marketing strategy and business practices of Abercrombie & Fitch
a comparison of the merits of online trading and long-term investing
my own historiography paper on Heinrich Wolfflin which is being revised for grad school applications

And now, I must say, every single one of those papers are less ambiguous, more concrete, or more coherent. Some of them are even all three.

I like my job.

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