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Are there any nearby CVS stores near any of the stores the north campus shopping shuttles go to on Thursdays and Saturdays?

I'm a grad student in my last year of grad school, and I wanted to ask for more ways to make friends and to be at social events more often. I tend to go to events around campus whenever I can and I also attend club events, but I wanted to ask for more ideas for socializing.

I'm playing through arkham city and I just wanted tips for stealth that can apply to all the Arkham games, since I'm not too good at it.

Annoying roommate

I feel mad at myself for letting my old college roommate take advantage of me to the point where he asked me for my pc to do an assignment on the day that I had a job interview. I told him that I had an assignment to do that day, but he still kept asking. I don't know why I can't just say no to people, and he's been taking advantage this last school year. I don't know why I keep letting people take advantage of me. I want to be rid of the anger I feel towards him because he's generally not worth it due to this and other things of that nature, but every time I think of the past year, I get mad at myself for not standing up to myself more and just not caring what he thinks or will do if I say no. I don't know if that makes me a coward or no, but sometimes it does, since I just say yes to avoid conflict. How can I stand up for myself better?

I feel mad at myself for letting my old college roommate take advantage of me to the point where he asked me for my pc to do an assignment on the day that I had a job interview. I told him that I had an assignment to do that day, but he still kept asking. I don't know why I can't just say no to people, and he's been taking advantage this last school year. I don't know why I keep letting people take advantage of me. I want to be rid of the anger I feel towards him because he's generally not worth it due to this and other things of that nature, but every time I think of the past year, I get mad at myself for not standing up to myself more and just not caring what he thinks or will do if I say no. I don't know if that makes me a coward or no, but sometimes it does. How can I stand up for myself better?

Are Robert Neubert for MGO 660, Kevin Cleary for MGS 639, and Marina Blanton for CSE 664 good teachers? I would check on ratemyprofessor but the site is down and on reddit I haven't heard much about them. I'm deciding on what classes to take in the fall as a grad student