Author: yonghokim

  • International Law

    INTL254 Introduction to International Human Rights Professor Nadya Nedelsky reaction essays prepared by students IC. Group 2

  • pant-pockets

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    I just found out that the black shorts I have worn for six years has a pocket in its back. LOL

  • World briefs

    INTL254 Introduction to International Human Rights Professor Nadya Nedelsky reaction essays prepared by students AM, NA

  • sobig virus

    I received 37 emails today with the same message on them. Skynet is taking over! Wah! Update: 150 more poured in for the 2 days that followed since then. I even got some that were supposedly “sent” from me, then reached an expired addressed, and returned to me!

  • Reaction Paper: Stanford Prison Experiment

    Introduction to Psychology Laboratory Mike Mensik Due at April 15th, 2003 Yongho Kim In 1971, Zimbardo set an experiment in the basement of Stanford University simulating a prison environment to see the effects of imprisonment in regular civilians. He and his team recruited 24 college students for a paid, two-week experiment. Half of the subjects…

  • Storage crisis!

    Yes. It hurts to them. I laughed. I knew how crazy storage had been last year. So I started packing right away on May 5th. Finished two boxes. They went right away on the 8th into storage. Finished another box. It went on 9th. Another one. 11th. So I got my fifth stack, mostly paper…

  • I woke up at 4 to finish a…

    I woke up at 4 to finish a paper. Yay!

  • Those germans

    A brief quote I got last night while reading the fervently devout correspondence between Charles Peirce -u.s. scientist- and Victoria Welby – english writer. Welby to Peirce Duneaves, Harrow, England December 4th 1903 I am going to send a type-written bit of my last night’s lecture as soon as I can get it done. We…

  • Fixed Response Lab Report

    Yong Ho Kim March 10, 2003 1. Describe your rat’s progress during shaping. A mistake in the experimenter’s side must be firsthand explained in order to make sense of the rat’s behavior. I understood that the rat was not being given water until it pressed the lever by itself and assumed that the light was…

  • Yongho's perilous adventures into Carnegie 3

    So yesterday afternoon I was at the econometrics lab, hanging out with Mary and reading some more for the Marx essay. I need to realize this in a more frequent basis. Econ majors are humans, too. They are humans, and nice, and greedy, and neat, and sentimental, and humanly, and right-winged, and smart, and methodical,…

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    How sad… I worked for my essay for the last two days. It was a 1 credit course, pass/fail, but the deadline was earlier; so I thought “earlier first, later later” and worked on that one only.. and turns out I couldn’t make it! I might explain something to the prof, but now I’ve got…

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    I just realized that over the last 2 years at Mac, I have taken 12 intro courses and 4 intermediate ones. I ended up never taking Postcolonial Theory, Culture and Globalization, Organic Chem, Philosophy of Mind, Cell Biology, nor Multivariable Calculus. Heck. Intro:Calculus 1Elem GermanGeneral Chem 2EthicsIntro LogicIntro Cultural StudiesIntro SociologyCultural AnthroLatin American HistIntro PsychoContem…

  • Snow?

    When I woke up, I first checked the weather report. In the middle of a fuzzy eye and blurry mind, I read “10:00AM: Light Snow”

  • So I took the super-hyped religion test…

    So I took the super-hyped religion test.. and I came out as Mainstream Conservative Christian/Protestorant. Well, what a surprise, I couldn’t have been otherwise after 6 years of Baptist training. I read over the description and it said exactly what I had been led to think at high school religion classes. Sin is a bad…

  • life just goes

    The week turned out alright. Thursday’s interview was smooth, thought it was more like “Oh my God, finally a volunteer! Please work for us” thing.. Irma invited for Coffee, and we talked about the kind of stuff done in the internship. It’s mostly white people (she calls them aglo-saxon, or aglosajones.. even though I thought…

  • Strange, strange policies

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    For withdrawing $10 from an US bank ATM machine, I got charged $3.50. Fees are fees.. but this doesn’t make that much sense to me.. 05/01/03 NON-WELLS FARGO ATM TRANSACTION FEE $2.00 05/01/03 ATM WITHDRAWAL – U.S. BANK U.S. BANK ST. PAUL MN 0207 $11.50

  • So now that I learned how incoherently schizophrenic patients express themselves verbally I might as

    well imitate them and direct all accusation to a supposedly light-heardted imitation. It’s 2:00am. It’s not good to sleep little the night before an interview, but I also have an Peircean iconic logic systems (beta) presentation before it. I am worried. I need to pass this class, or I shall be suspended. I also decided…

  • Personality Assessment Assignment

    Yong Ho Kim, April 29th 2003 1. What are some criticisms of trait theory in general? Possible criticisms include that subjects can falsify answers because the result of a personality test can be personally important to them, that very often the questions are culture-specific, and that subjects across different cultures don’t necessarily present the same…

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    nights like these, when I barely manage to finish work at 4:00am knowing that I got classes at 9am and won’t be able to go to bed until 10pm, I just want to kill myself.