Perhaps C. is right and I do need a new printer. The one I have is quite functional. It prints. But it's a small and lightweight travel printer, and thus not designed for speed. I've spent the last 45 minutes printing out 25 pages - this includes active effort on my part, as I need to feed it each sheet of paper. After the first 4 or 5 pages i gave up trying to read while printing - and it was an engrossing article, too! For every page and a half of reading, I would need to feed one piece of paper. In retrospect, my time would have been used more efficiently if I had spent those 45 minutes going into school and paying to use a laserprinter. This method, however, is cheaper, if much, much slower.
but aren't you writing a dissertation?
(no subject)
Lookie what I found
Shana Worthen, Univ. of Toronto
Session 261: Fetzer 1010
Friday 1:30.
(checks off your name on her list of papers to attend at 'Zoo)
Re: Lookie what I found
But this means I'll have an audience member! And if, for some unlikely reason, drinks haven't already worked out at that point, I can meet you then and coordinate.
For my first 'Zoo paper I'm actually in the rather fortunate situation of knowing the session respondant and trusting him to be both reasonable, gentle, and honest about his feedback. I'm not likely to be so luck in the future!
Re: Lookie what I found
Just the thought of giving a paper at Zoo sends shivers down my spine. Ughhh...