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 Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2006 3:06 am
Well, while I have absolutely no idea why, I'm applying for the American Christian Academy of Tuscaloosa. It’s not a particularly bad school, with several academic and athletic awards handed out to its students annually. Plus, my younger cousin goes there, so I know that I've still got someone to bug the hell out of in-between classes.
The only problem is that I have to pass an interview with the admissions woman who, from what I’ve seen, isn’t exactly the nicest person that the world has ever known. Of course, that’s just first impressions, and I hope that I’m wrong.
Anyways, I'm hoping I can get in on the "see the other side of the issue" angle which, actually, I kind of am. (Where else do you get a theology class that provides any sort of amusement?)
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Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2006 7:00 am
Um...Addseale2, something like this belongs in the Unadultarated Chat Thread.
It is nice to know that you are attempting to see the other side of things, but that kind of personal information does not make for a good topic. It doesn't yeild any sort of real discussion or debate what so ever.
I'm going to lock this thread and move it to another area. Next time try to distinguish between what is topic material and what belongs in other pre-existing threads.
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Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 10:54 am
Not the best topic, but not too bad. It's kind of a topic about schools, specifically religious ones. Anyways, I'm mainly moving it out since Sangu moved the thread and said why at literally, according to the crew log (which I obviously don't check that often considering it's now the 20th xD), the same minute. Just wanted to let Addseale see what happened if he didn't know.
I had a question though, is the Academy like highschool level? And no religious requirements?
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