u/pedrw1884

Sou pesquisador de pós-graduação na área de Letras e gostaria de entender algumas nuances da UFRGS (para a minha pesquisa) sob a perspectiva de quem é da instituição de fato. Consultei PPCs e demais páginas institucionais, mas achei por bem procurar ouvir as pessoas envolvidas.

Pelo que entendo, a instituição oferece tanto uma Licenciatura apenas em uma língua estrangeira moderna (inglês, francês etc.) quanto uma licenciatura dupla em língua estrangeira + português. Gostaria de saber melhor como funciona isso.

As disciplinas são todas em comum entre os três cursos (ingles/port/port+ingles, por ex)? Os alunos costumam dividir turmas? Existem disciplinas específicas para uma ou outra habilitação? O corpo docente é o mesmo?

E, caso alguém aqui seja/tenha sido de Letras com dupla habilitação, como foi a experiência? Vi que a carga horária é ligeiramente maior, mas a adição de uma segunda língua significou a redução de atenção a uma das duas? Você sentiu que foi instruído o suficiente nas duas?

Agradeço imensamente qualquer retorno.

I managed to win a PQ with Victor and I'm looking forward to gloat over my name being on the Roll of Honor list. lol

In Victor's LL article they said they'd publish it "in the coming days", but I was just wondering if anyone has any notion of how long it takes from previous LLs.

When using The Triskelion Reforged to fight the last Expedition boss, do not dodge roll. I did, it cancelled the animation and did not lower the barrier while still consuming the triskelion in my inventory. Lol

Not really a big deal since they're quite cheap, but I could see newer players getting frustrated at losing the key to their first try.

EDIT so people who find the thread know you can just relog to fix it, as per comments

I was diagnosed with a lymphoma 3 years ago, and after 8 months of chemo and 2 of radiotherapy I have now been cancer free for two years - hell yeah!

But I don't know if it is just a matter of heightened health awareness, aging (I'm currently 33, started treatment at 30) or shit luck, but I feel like my health hasn't ever been the same. I always had the health of a horse and throughout my 20s I spent periods of 3+ years through which I didn't even catch a single cold.

Nowadays I feel like I get sick way more often and like I bruise and scar extremely easy. Last year I even had a swollen lymph node for some unkown reason, which I had never had before. I've done regular check-ups and blood work and not a single thing has ever come up wrong with them. My doctor isn't sure what it could be either, but he says that damage to my immune system would show up in the tests done. Could just be good old regular aging, I guess. Stress is not a factor, I'm in the best place I've ever been right now. Maybe I just notice stuff more?

Has anyone ever felt similar?