But when I think about everything we’ve been through together, maybe it’s not the destination that matters. Maybe it’s the journey. And if that journey takes a little longer, so we can do something we all believe in, I can’t think of any place I’d rather be, or any people I’d rather be with.
~Ensign Harry Kim, Endgame (series finale of Voyager)
Discuss.
Apparently there’s a regression in the kernel that causes sound to skip on Intel hardware on Linux 2.6.30 because someone added something which caused a check to happen too often or whatever.
Some relevant links:
sound skipping regression introduced in 2.6.30-rc8 – Patchwork
sound skipping regression introduced in 2.6.30-rc8 – linux.kernel | Google Groups
If you’re too lazy to recompile the kernel, you can always downgrade to 2.6.29.
Is a beast. You have to document all that you have learned in a journal/blog/photo album and show that you have achieved all the learning outcomes, which is quite problematic when the learning outcomes have not changed for several months. It’s also problematic when all your entries begin to strongly resemble each other.
What’s also problematic is the CAS project — a long term project involving two (or is it three) strands of CAS: creativity, action or service. Seems like a doozie to me, don’t you think? Also, how do we get people to sign our hours?
The Multicultural Week Committee has reached an agreement with Campbell Collegiate staff about the time of the Multicultural presentations. The presentations will now take place in Period 2 for Grade 9 and Grade 11 students, and Period 3 for Grade 10 and Grade 12 students.
Check the huge poster near the front entrance in the Main Hall for more dates!
Has anyone heard anything about when Multicultural Week is happening? Or anything about the Committee-Teacher negotiations about the time and date of Multicultural Week?
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