So I had just checked out a ps5 game and im looking to play it in the game section of the rivera library. What kind of ps5 does the libarary have? Base, Digital, or Pro? Also should i bring my own controller or do they give me one along with other accessories? Once I use the ps5 do I have to sign into my own account? Or do i have to use the guest account?
I’m trying to visit my girlfriend who dorms at LMU and stay the night. I’ve never been to LMU before, where should I park my car where I won’t get a ticket or towed overnight?
I'm a transfer student looking to live near UCR. It's too late for me to find an on-campus dorm, and I don't even know my schedule yet because I don't pick classes until my date of September 3. What I'm looking for right now is to live alone in a prefarbaly 1 room apartment or a 1-room place to rent in someone's house or something. Bonus points if I could find somewhere near an In-N-Out, as that's my job too. I've tried looking in places like apartments. com,m but the cost per month is way too much, like 1k+. Where should I look?
I'm a transfer student looking to live near UCR. It's too late for me to find an on-campus dorm, and I don't even know my schedule yet because I don't pick classes until my date of September 3. What I'm looking for right now is to live alone in a prefarbaly 1 room apartment or a 1-room place to rent in someone's house or something. Bonus points if I could find somewhere near an In-N-Out, as that's my job too. I've tried looking in places like apartments. com,m but the cost per month is way too much, like 1k+. Where should I look?
So currently, I'm trying to plan out a schedule for my first semester at UCR as a film director, and I'm following track number four on the degree information website for my major. But as I'm trying to pick out these classes, I'm confused about what to do, like on track 4 I'm trying to see what classes I need to take for "1. Directing emphasis,s"but I'm confused about whether I should pick ALL of TFDP 109, TFDP150A, TFDP 150B for my first semester or not? And that's the case. What do I do for TFDP 150B since it's not even offered for the fall term? On top of that, do I pick out classes from "2. Literature History and Criticism, 3. Electives 4. Production requirement" Also? If so, then do I pick the classes that fulfill the unit requirement? Another question I have is whether there is a unit limit on what I can do for all 4 upper division requirements of Directing. OR AM I OVERTHINKING EVERYTHING AND SHOULD I JUST ASK A COUNSELOR ON MY ORIENTATION DAY IN 2 WEEKS?
Pretty soon I'm going to transfer over to UCR as a transfer student for the fall semester of 2026, and I have yet to pick my classes because apparently I have to do all that at orientation or after orientation, and around two weeks, and my question is since the window for renting a dorm is closed for UCR. What is a good option for someone who is just looking for a single room that is near UCR? Like, should I look for websites like Craigslist for someone who's renting a room,m or are there better options for someone wanting to rent a single room for one person?
I’m transferring from cypress college to UCR for film, I really want to be a director so I’m choosing directing based classes according to the UCR website. Since this is my first uc and first time at UCR, what should I know about my major? What should I know about my classes? What stuff in general would be helpful for a transfer student like me going to UCR for the first time?
I’m a level 3 with a totes shift tmrw (8:45am) is there any tips I can get or like a guide anyone can tell me to get my totes done FAST. There have been times where Im in the middle of peeling totes for black spots and a manager has told me that I’m incredibly slow and I should already have one full cart done already. One trick I use is pouring an entire bag into the machine instead of pouring half of it in the bucket and from the bucket into the machine. And for cleaning I just use the pressure washer rather than some soap and brush. Still, I’m still slow! How can I be faster with my totes shifts?
Im a level 3 trying to get my level 4, all i need is fry training but none of my shift leaders want to give me fry training usually getting me a drawer for paywindoow or frontlinie because were always so busy. What is everything i need to knwo about fries so that when I do eventually get traning, i kinda already know how everything works and I can get that checklist off. Stuff like loader, dicer, and doing frytests is stuff I want to know how to do and also how much time fries need to be cooked for well, extra well, slightly light, lights etc. I'mI,,we'reIknowtrainingIfry tests. Any small tip would be a HUGE help for me or anything i should look out for thank you!