In this special edition of “What Grinds
My Gears”, The DG Blog has round up the most memorable quotes from the
University of Bridgeport’s newspaper, The Scribe. The Scribe, which has its own
“What Grinds My Gears” column, has been around for a year now thanks to the
creative idea from Althea Benloss and The DG Blog’s own, Denise Gotay for
compiling the quotes. Enjoy.
“My biggest problem is the slow process
of the financial aid department. They have so many deadlines for the students
to hand in their documents and information to be processed in a timely manner,
but even when it’s done correctly the process is still delayed and causes more
frustration for the students (and possibly family) and providers of the
students who fund the student’s finances during school.”
-Stephanie Stancey
“I don’t understand why school tuition
goes up, but not dining dollars. We’re paying more to eat so I want more dining
dollars.”
-Samantha Rodrigues
“The price of intuition grinds my gears.”
-Kirsten “Pebbles” McDowell
“When college students act like they’re
in high school.”
-Wideline Millien
“When people yell at the children on the
bus for crying like it makes it any better. I mean, if you stop yelling maybe,
just maybe, the baby would stop crying.”
-Trisha Bartholomew
“When people assume that the girl I hang
with is automatically my girlfriend. Can you try and think past the lesbian
mentality? Lesbians have straight friends too.”
-Denise Gotay
“I hate when people stare at me as if
they never saw a fat, black girl before. If you have something to say please
don’t just make me your television show.”
-Trisha Bartholomew
“When you walk into a store and you find
any empty shelf where your purchase isn’t or a bunch of expired things.”
-Shanna Nguygen
“Dumb people asking dumb questions of
Facebook. If my status says I’m doing something obviously I’m doing it.”
-Kristen “Pebbles” McDowell
“When people put their whole life story
on Facebook. Who cares about what your life is like?”
-Teresa Wheeler
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