Donbyte Twilights

Dawn of the Donbyte Twiligt

             Yes folks, this is the dawn of the Donbyte Twilight. But don’t worry, you can expect the same great spontaneous quality that you have come to expect from the Donbyte Gazette. And, for you people who are just now receiving your first Donbyte newsletter, welcome to a group of a small and select few. This is a newsletter that I send out every once and awhile where I give information about things that are happening here at college.
             The most recent thing, besides changing the name of my newsletter, is that I believe that I finally have my schedule for my Jan. term and Spring semester, this makes me very happy considering how many times I had to make changes to it. Originally I was taking 16 credit hours (the max) but one of the classes got full and my schedule wouldn’t really allow for another class that would go toward anything (it would be a class that would just be for fun as in it wouldn’t count for either of my minors or major or even general education credit) Now I am taking a mere 13.5 credits (my schedule is attached on an excel spread sheet for easy viewing. If you cannot view the schedule please email me and I will send it to you in a form that you will be able to see.)
             Well this week overall is pretty crazy. I have plenty of projects, both group and solo. Actually just the other day, Sunday night, I was sitting in a friends hall when a mutual acquaintance walked by and said hello to us and said she was going to work on a group project for our Logic, Paradox, and Contradiction class. Well the girl I was talking to was in the group that I am in so I mentioned that we needed to find a time to get together. Well we were really fortunate because the person was like “um, did you know that there is a preliminary outline and bibliography due tomorrow (9am).” Well we both freaked out for many reasons, 1)we were not aware that something was due, 2( it was already 10pm, 3)we didn’t even have a topic, 4)The two of us had never even talked to the third person in our group. Well we spent like the next hour finding this person, all the while stress building up. Well we ended up getting it done by 1am so all is good, for some people this isn’t that late. For all that care we ended up picking three sub-categories of paradoxes in science; paradox of infinite space, paradox of relativity, and infinite split and parallel universes, the last of which is the one that I recommended and am going to focus on. Along with this project which is a 8 page paper and 20 min presentation I have many other papers and presentations including one that should be fun, my informative speech on toothpick, the history , uses, and impact(if you cant tell I also picked this one)
             Well I figure this is long enough, not to mention now I have to go work on all of these things. So I will talk to you all later.

-God Speed
-Don Lawson