Chuck Grimmett

I did not pull any April Fool’s Day pranks today; in fact, I forgot about it until my econ professor passed out an exam at the beginning of class, which is a week earlier than it is scheduled for. Anyway, as soon as I remembered, I went online to Google’s home page to look for April Fool’s hoax this year. They always post it as a legitimate announcement at 11:59:59 on March 31. Their announcement always looks like it could be real, but once you look at the links attached to the announcement, you quickly realize the hoax.

This article deeply scares me.

What do all of these things have in common? My day today!

• ECO 203-01 Macroeconomics T-TH 1 p.m. Lea
• ECO 412-01 Austrian Economics T-TH 9:30 a.m. Steele
• HON 251-01 Lost art of Epistolary Communication W 2 p.m. Wenzel
• MTH 400-01 Linear Algebra MWF 8 a.m. Webster
• PED 393-06 Basic Shotgun Sat. 10-11 a.m.
• POL 101-05 Constitution T-TH 2:30 p.m. Krannawitter
• MUS 204-01 Understanding Music MWF 1 p.m. Jones

I know that my blog frequently lacks interesting and quality photos, so here are my favorite photoblogs for you to check out:

First of all, Happy Birthday, Will Clayton!

Last night, a fraternity on campus threw a “Club Euro” themed dance party to celebrate the end of classes. In between studying, I went to take some photos. I tried out a few new techniques, so I thought I would post the results. The photos below are not edited. They are straight out of my camera. What I did: 1/2 second exposure at f/5 and a rear-sync flash. In one of the shots, I twisted the camera while the shutter was open. Click on the photos to view them larger.