The Official Woo Hoo - Happy Days Thread

Cossax wrote: »

Taken this evening. I think people sometimes forget how awesome the campus/riverbank is.

Wow, nice photo!

Only a few minutes earlier from closer to the Clare side of the University Bridge.

Tis only from a camera phone, I'd say it'd take a proper camera to do it justice, was awesome!

There's a cow roaming around Thomond village.

Got 9/15% for my Artificial Intelligence project. Delighted considering my code didn't run properly.

And 27/30% for my Systems Analysis project?

It's been a good two days.

Is having a lovely day, hair is now streaked with red, got shopping done, some of the house cleaned and it's only 10 past 2

[Rasta] wrote: »

3 out of 5 exams so far. All so far were unexpectedly easy too.
1 more easy one, and one god awful one aswell, telecommunications theory
The lecturer wouldn't even give us a sample paper (new module)

That's not allowed, go talk to your class rep/Aoife Kenny

cambridge wrote: »

http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-17982595

not sure what this has to do with the happy days ul thread but it looks good , Since ul has'nt been in exstance for 50 years let alone 500 years like Cambridge it is like comparing a 40 year old professional with a graduate .

Now the students are mostly gone, UL is ridiculously quiet for a little bit and a walk around campus is even more relaxed than normal, you'd never guess you were so close to the city - some awesome sunsets recently too.

Anyone still hanging around the place should take the opportunity for a stroll around the place, across the Living Bridge and then back across University Bridge in time for the sunset.

Jester252 wrote: »

http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/ul-tops-poll-for-best-student-experience-193882.html
Boom

Not surprising, have met so many International students this year and they bloody love the place.

cambridge wrote: »

International students love the place because it's essentially a cosy holiday for them with Ber the travel rep. They don't need to do any work and they have these handsome irish men trying to ride them every friday night. TBH Ber the king should be getting money from their fees because he does a great job on friday nights whipping them into a frenzy.

:rolleyes:

wnolan1992 wrote: »

:rolleyes:

Très cynique...

stop stealing my thing:mad::mad::pac: :P

cambridge wrote: »

International students love the place because it's essentially a cosy holiday for them with Ber the travel rep. They don't need to do any work and they have these handsome irish men trying to ride them every friday night. TBH Ber the king should be getting money from their fees because he does a great job on friday nights whipping them into a frenzy.

:rolleyes:

(Sorry lads, had to be done)

A third of our year failed Engineering Mechanics 1 (our fault, not his), our lecturer gave us a tutorial just after we were back to find out where we went wrong. He then (by himself) organised a repeat tutorial for all of us doing repeats yesterday. Six of us showed up. Still, he gaves us a two hour lecture/tutorial which has given me a lot of confidence about doing the repeat exam...

While on crutches.


We really do have some fantastic lecturers in the college.

freyners wrote: »

thats dedication, whos the lecturer?

Getting paid tomorrow for my last month of co-op, should be useful for orientation week!!!:D

Dr. David Newport, I suppose it's not an issue posting as everyone in the year loves him! We're the worst engineering year ever, so it's not his fault a third of the year failed. Two thirds failed more than one subject... Still, one of, if not the best lecturer I've had to date!