Textbook analysis at UT Tyler

As an English Graduate student a large part of what I want my future to include is teaching. I am a self-admitted loud mouth who always has something to say about everything and this includes wanting people to have the best future possible. In my case I take 'best future possible' to mean 'you can understand why rhetoric and writing are important and you can use this skill to go where you want to go in life.' Every student has different needs and so, as a wanna-be-teacher, my interest often turns to subjects like 'teaching with unorthodox materials,' ie: graphic novels, movies, images, etc...

Juggling life

Working 19 hours a week and 12+ hours of class and the homework for those classes leave very little time to have a social life.
   Your friends go out to dinner without you because you are working and they are hungry and unwilling to wait for you. Like seriously, guys, i'm making money and you can't wait for me?
   I've missed out on Texas Roadhouse and FREE pancakes from IHOP cos' i'm working.
Most students working during the day or afternoon fitting their schedule to get the most time out of it.
   The upside to working a lot is that when you get day off, it's ah-maz-ing unless you have tons of homework to do but it's mostly awesome.
   So those working students, heads up high when you miss the opportunity to hang out with friends, because you are in fact doing something totally worth it in the end!