A Couple Thoughts

Should authority figures sternly reprimand their underlings for unintentional mistakes? It doesn't seem quite fair, in a way... and I think the authority should try to not come across angrily. But a bit of serious sternness can write lessons on the brain much better than mild comments, and could certainly be in order if the underling did not apply her mind to previous instruction. Forgetting instructions may be more than the result of an overloaded mind -- it may indicate a lack of respect for the authority. If you love a person you will be more likely to listen to them, right? Furthermore, it may take some effort to remember instructions from any source. Failure to apply the effort could be a mark of poor character... Hence, "I forgot" is not necessarily a good excuse.

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If I was a man I could have saved over $200 in the last couple years because it would be relatively safe for me to park in the free (and somewhat remote) parking areas on/near campus.
But I think car insurance costs more for males, so I guess it evens out a bit.

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A bunch of the vet school guys (including employees) shaved their heads in honor of the lady who is going through chemo. I think that's pretty neat.
I have yet to see one of the girls shave her head... now, THAT would take some love. (I, of course, have a good excuse not to because of the verse in Corinthians about women having long hair...)