Students' Reasons of Failing to Finish Homework

Some of you can relate to these reasons of why they were not able to finish their homework.

Beware! Some might make you giggle.

1. “Do not save changes.” accident

2. It was a practical necessity.

3. Don't have any idea that there's a homework

4. You had a rough night.

5. You just didn't feel like it. You are not ashamed.

6. You had an important family function.

7. It was a physical impossibility.

8. You ran into a pretty big, utterly unavoidable problem.

9. Your Hogwarts letter FINALLY came.

Find the funny gif's at the original source: 

www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/28/reasons-your-homework-is-not-done_n_4172143.html

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Coolio Performed for UCLan Students in Preston

The Gangsta's Paradise singer Coolio granted the students at The University of Central Lancashire a closed gig after meeting at night out.

The rapper even offered to cook for them. This makes them giggled with happiness. You can watch video at YouTube to see how that day went out. Some, expressed their happiness by posting at reddit.

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Review Essays with Proofreading Checklist

Good day readers. Now, I am back. I hope you will like what I will share with you today. I've been searching online and lucky to find a treasure that students will surely love.

Actually, this treasure came from my new fave site named writeathome.com. What is it? Here it is!

(Photo Credit: WriteAtHome.com)

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Gay Student? You're Kicked Out

Today, I've visited Reddit.com and I'm amazed with the news titled, “Danielle Powell, Grace University Student Kicked Out For Being Lesbian, Must Repay Thousands.” I've clicked the resource URL and read down the whole story including some of the thousand comments. 

Some expressed their  opposition of the school's action towards the incident. I understand some just want to sympathize to the involved student. On the other hand, there are people understands the school rules and gives out sympathy to the school's administrators.

In my point of view, I believe the groups have their own points. I cannot say this side here is wrong and the other side is right. However, I believe that whatever issues between the two sides can be resolve in a quite and peaceful manner. It could have been only between them.

What I am trying to say here is that the student involved could have been responsible enough about her actions. The school administrators could have been loving and forgiving since they are imposing Christian character at school. 

Two things I've learned from this story are: be responsible and be forgiving. So, let us all act like a mature person.

Note: Original story can be found at HuffingTonPost.

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Steps of Choosing the Right ISP for Students in UK

Writing essays is for sure requires the research process. Today, you can do the research easily by using the internet. It is only possible if you have the stable ISP or the Internet Service Provider. I understand students need a stable connection. So, how are they going to know that their ISP is the best provider? 

I did a little research for students in UK who are doing their essays or dissertations. I call this the steps of choosing the right ISP for students in UK. Just follow through and you’ll not get lost.

1. The Price. Make sure you pay the right price for the right speed. Of course, we need to be practical today.

2. The Speed. Is it the right speed that I wanted? You don’t want a lagging net, right?  So, make sure it’s the speed you want to have.

3. Know the bundle.  Make yourself be acquainted with the bundle you are availing. It is still best to avail the best bundle at lowest price.

4. Check out for promotion.  Of course, you are a student so you always wanted the best service at lowest price. This is only available during promotion.

A stable connection is a requirement for a student in UK who always wanted to get essays or dissertations be done as soon as possible. These four steps sound so easy yet if you don’t’ take this seriously, regret is the last thing you can do because you have not finish your school project.

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2013 Cheap Laptop for Students

A lot of people are talking about the fast paced technology. We always wanted to keep up with it. At school, students will miss something if they don’t have a laptop of their own. Just like the macbooks we saw which are used by the protagonist in a movie or a Sony Viao laptop used Mark Z. in the Social Network movie. It’s like a prerequisite of being a college student of this century. Therefore, knowing the 2013 cheap laptop for students is really important to every college students in United Kingdom.

So, what are we waiting for? Let us now lay the affordable laptop that you can buy one of these days.

Samsung Chromebook (Wi-Fi, 11.6-Inch)

Screen Size                        11.6 inches

Max Screen Resolution        1366 x 768 pixels

Processor                          1.7 GHz Exynos 5000 Series

RAM                                 2 GB DDR3L SDRAM

Hard Drive                         16 GB eMMC

Graphics Coprocessor          Integrated Graphics

Wireless Type                    802.11 a/b/g/n

Number of USB 2.0 Ports     1

Number of USB 3.0 Ports     1

Toshiba Satellite C855-S5343 PSCBLU-025003 15.6-Inch Laptop (Satin Black Trax)

Screen Size                        15.6 inches

Max Screen Resolution        1366x768 pixels

Processor                          2.4 GHz Core i3-3110M

RAM                                 6 GB DDR3

Hard Drive                         500 GB

Graphics Coprocessor          Intel HD graphics

Wireless Type                    802.11bgn

Number of USB 2.0 Ports     2

Number of USB 3.0 Ports     1

Toshiba Satellite C655S5542 15.6-Inch Laptop (Black)

Screen Size                        15.6 inches

Max Screen Resolution        1368 x 768 pixels

Processor                          1.6 GHz A110

RAM                                 3 GB DRAM

Hard Drive                         320 GB

Wireless Type                    802.11bgn

Number of USB 2.0 Ports     2

Acer Aspire AS5349-2899 15.6-Inch Laptop (Gray)

Screen Size                        15.6 inches

Max Screen Resolution        1366x768 pixels

Processor                          1.6 GHz Celeron D 420

RAM                                 2 GB SDRAM

Hard Drive                         320 GB SATA

Graphics Coprocessor          Intel HD Graphics

Graphics Card Ram Size       128 MB

Wireless Type                     802.11bgn

Number of USB 2.0 Ports     3

Average Battery Life (in hours)4 hours

Lenovo IdeaPad U310 43752BU 13.3-Inch Ultrabook (Graphite Gray)

Screen Size                        13.3 inches

Max Screen Resolution        1366 x 768 pixels

Processor                          1.7 GHz Core i5-3317U

RAM                                 4 GB DIMM

Hard Drive                         500 GB SATA

Graphics Coprocessor          Intel HD 4000 Graphics

Wireless Type                    802.11bgn

Number of USB 2.0 Ports     1

Number of USB 3.0 Ports     2

Average Battery Life (in hours)6 hours

Students who can afford to buy one of these laptops should be able to finish their schoolwork in no time.

Source:

http://www.amazon.com

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Pen and Papers for My UK Essays?

Coursework writing sounds easy.  Students need to read a bit, scribble a draft, and pronto!  UK essays are ready for submission.  This picture is idyllic.  But, sadly, it’s just not what students experience.

Oftentimes, students scramble for ideas to build.  At other times, the astounding number of resource material becomes an ever-challenging hill to climb.  Perhaps, they need to look at what made their fiasco a fiasco.

Is it the content, the vocabulary used, or the style?  Perhaps, it is the manner of preparation?  At this rate, let this list of “pen and papers” be a stumbling students’ guiding light.

Pen and papers were two of the crudest materials utilised by students and scholars in their pursuit for truth.  They’d take the pen and stroke its inky tip against a crusty clean leaf of paper.  And to this day, students remain to use them to create UK essays.

Now, let this ancient function denote a symbolic meaning for other instruments of creation.  And the list starts with:

1) Books – textbooks, reference books, handbooks, or manuals.  These resources are here to stay and accompany the diligent student.  A testament of its immortal form is its digitised versions, and the fact, that a great population of writers remain to love the “feel” of a physical book.

2) Journal articles – particularly, the peer-reviewed ones.  These materials are accessed via a library’s archive- or database-systems.  Most university and college students are entitled to their access; however, more resources are available online via paid and free subscriptions.

3) Media paraphernalia – newspapers, newswires, magazines, et cetera.  Some course programs, academic endeavours, or tutors do allow the use of these resources in UK essays.  However, students are cautioned against the exaggeration characteristic in some of these media-related pieces.

4) Human resources – interviews, surveys and questionnaires.  Not everything has to come out of inanimate resources; students are also encouraged to forge a link between these people.  At this rate, students are encouraged to take their manners seriously.

These materials don’t simply provide information to which will support students’ arguments/claims.  Rather, it also adds value to that hard-worked piece.

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