Williams can be wonderful.
Today, I woke up and had an hour-long meeting with a faculty member in which I was seriously asked about my thoughts on college policy. I then went to a tutorial meeting where I realized (again) how I managed to shoot myself in the foot in my paper, learned more about the authors, and then argued about the nature of Obama's presidency. Then I had a 3 hour class about Nazi propaganda where I read unpublished memos on Hitler, followed by a small session with the speaker I helped bring to campus today.
After dinner with that same speaker, we went to a packed Griffin 3 (easily over 100 people there) for the lecture, after which several people came up to me to complement the event. And event that happened because I thought of someone to bring, got ok's from two people, and then planned it out.
Williams lets you do these things (and then realize that pre-planning is VERY important when you forget a detail).
And then I hung out with a friend for an hour or so for some good one-on-one time.
This is the senior year I wanted, and the few bittersweet pieces are a negligible price to pay.
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