<p>The aventeur website is no longer working for me. This makes me happy. I was sick of signing into it and seeing ERC on the banner.</p>
<p>I still haven’t heard anything. I called UCSD Admissions today and asked about it. They said the emails are on a “rolling basis” and that I’d just have to wait longer. : (</p>
<p>The email that many of us received was from the “Thurgood Marshall” college so I’m guessing you would receive it if Marshall was your number 1 choice. Not sure though???</p>
<p>@ Dallas</p>
<p>You don’t always get your number 1 choice. It is said that you generally get one of your top 3 choices.</p>
<p>They took away Aventeur now. Hahahahahahahahahhaa.</p>
<p><a href=“https://aventeur.ucsd.edu/public/newparent/[/url]”>https://aventeur.ucsd.edu/public/newparent/</a></p>
<p>“The UCSD New Parent Gateway is currently closed and will open in mid-May when registration for Orientation opens - please return then.”</p>
<p>LMAO.</p>
<p>^it sounds as though UCSD caught up to the hack.</p>
<p>jesus you guys use hack so liberally. first off, it’s not a hack. second, it wasn’t even a good indicator. everyone can see it. it was clarified a while ago =/</p>
<p>anyway, my friend got an email today regarding the app and they needed new info… so i guess they’re still looking through apps. kind of slow though.</p>
<p>ugh</p>
<p>^
Buzz Killington</p>
<p>haha knight might. agreed</p>
<p>et moi aussi, je suis d’accord ;)</p>
<p>sorry, i’ve been computers for a long time and i have what i consider to be a pretty vast knowledge on the subject. it’s a pet peeve of mine when people say “hack” when it’s not hacking. i.e: leaving your computer logged into facebook only to have someone change your status. that’s not hacking; that’s stupidity.</p>
<p>hacking actually requires skill to figure out something unknown using your own skills. people just throw it around like a magic word when it’s not.</p>
<p>wow just wow.</p>
<p>wow this guy’s been computers for a long time? crazy…</p>
<p>^ hahahahahahahahahahahaha</p>
<p>It’s funny how a word like “hack” changes definition depending on the context used. For instance, in popular culture, the word conveys a sense of sophistication.</p>
<p>I was an applications software developer for 10 years before throwing it all away to chase my dreams of becoming a poor college student. To me, “to hack” means to slap together **<strong><em>ty code or to implement some stop-gap solution to fix somebody else’s *</em></strong>*ty code.</p>
<p>damn i accidentally a word <- yes that’s on purpose.</p>
<p>geez. you guys make fun of me as if you’ve never made a typo. i’ve been around computers for a long time.</p>
<p>i didn’t mean it in a mean way i just thought it was funny the way it sounded. i actually kind of agree with your post. it was just a bit too blowhard-y for my taste.</p>
<p>lol im gonna guess that every time someone links you to the lifehack website you go hulksmash on their asses</p>
<p>i hack trees</p>
<p>lol Fenris your app is still under consideration?</p>
<p>Still nothing! UGH.</p>