While QCARD is famously frustrating as a program, most will concede that it’s at least a necessary evil. (Tyler Ball)

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Why does it have to be so QHARD?

I am on hold. It has been this way for a long, long time. I stare out my window at the sunny English countryside, thinking sadly about the wasted day. Then the phone goes dead. I will not be receiving any technical support.

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Overheard at Queen’s

“Where are you going?” “I’m on a sexy mission!” - Two girls stumbling home from Alfie’s

Previously in Postscript

September 9, 2008

Graphology gets more wrong than write

In Grade 11, a teacher approached my desk holding a sheet of paper and proceeded to recount to me incidents from my childhood, personal secrets and aspects of my personality.

September 5, 2008

A summer-y of current vacation theories

Over the past week, Queen’s students have been returning to Kingston in droves, moving into homes and residences and preparing themselves for the new school year. Some have spent time abroad, others have had internships and jobs and some were lucky enough to spend the summer doing virtually nothing.

July 29, 2008

Micro-wave goodbye to bland caf food

When I entered my first year of university, I found every facet of residence life equally exciting. My own little room! My own huge lectures! My own meal plan at my own cafeteria!

June 24, 2008

Sun and suds make for patio perfection

The Kingston Brewing Company’s patio is easily one of the most delicious outdoor eating experiences the city has to offer.

May 27, 2008

I blog, therefore I am

From Leonardo DaVinci to Bridget Jones, history is full of diarists. Regardless of motivation, humanity has had the urge to transcribe their thoughts and experiences. Some meticulously guarded—or, in Da Vinci’s case, coded—their writings against the prying eyes of would-be readers and others published their musings for mass consumption.