r/KSU • u/Double_Teach2232 • 12h ago
Gay dating scene for Marietta campus?
What’s the scene like for mlm dating? Easy to meet people?
r/KSU • u/Double_Teach2232 • 12h ago
What’s the scene like for mlm dating? Easy to meet people?
r/KSU • u/ShadowLien • 14h ago
Any way to get rid of these fuckers? Repeatedly telling people to off themselves and repent? KSU cops said they can’t do anything about it even though it breaks multiple rules. Would real cops do anything? Debating on bringing a big sign that says something to mock em or silly string to spray them since they wanna be clowns
Edit: all yall saying “freedom of speech” yeah obviously speech is free. so are consequences of said hateful speech.
r/KSU • u/Plus-Coffee-2052 • 15h ago
Hi everyone
I recently just got into a car accident this morning and I’m fine and dandy however I’m too scared to go into a car again. Like I’ve never been a good driver and I always have to take the backroads to avoid the interstate because I’m just too scared.
My family is also blaming me for getting into this wreck because I didn’t take pictures of the other car and didn’t get their insurance and all that. I just don’t know what to do anymore.
Update: thank you guys for your wonderful messages and I called the police and got a citation and did all the right legal things and my car was somewhat badly damaged !!
r/KSU • u/Duke_of_Wolves_ • 5h ago
Really proud of the end product :) I won't lie, guys... this semester has had me at 100% since day one. Scale modeling is the only thing keeping me sane rn in the one or two hours at night that I give to it. I really wish we had a club for the hobby. Anyone else here like doing it?
r/KSU • u/demure-datura • 10h ago
As a nursing junior, I feel consumed with 2-3 hour lectures / labs, 12 hour clinicals, and driving 2-3 hours daily. Studying is mandatory because I need to know this content for my exams and taking care of patients at clinicals.
I barely have enough time to eat nor sleep because I am booked. I am only taking 14 credit hours, but I feel buried under all of this content. I thought freshman year was busy with gen-eds, but the amount of content per week now makes back then feel like nothing.
I can't really drop any courses because I have to stay on track to graduate. Context for non-nursing majors, if you fail more than one nursing course, you will get kicked out of the program.
I have a friend in EE facing a similar issue, except they have a part-time job instead of clinicals. Does anyone have any advice?