The 105 Things I Learned During My 14 Years of College

by:

Russell Hany (Author)

ISBN: 0-7414-0781-7 ©2001
Price: $15.95
Book Size: 5.5'' x 8.5'' , 238 pages
Category/Subject: BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / General

An entertaining look at college life through the eyes of a career student who hated studying. His fourteen-year collegiate struggle was strewn with potholes such as mean neighbors, crazy roommates, incomprehensible teachers, cold beer, sharp machetes, and really stupid decisions.

Abstract:
The enlightening story of one college student’s struggles to get through school without studying (for the first seven years). In addition to the normal college pitfalls: beer, women, and foreign teachers; this book delves into the deeper topics of money-grubbing landlords, trigger-happy roommates, and Christmas at a Jewish Dental Convention. Thrown in for kicks are fat neighbors, drunken clowns, juggling sharp things, stolen underwear, airplane problems, psychos, idiots, karate guys, a farting dog, a three-legged mouse, and much more.

It’ll take you back to (or introduce you to) college life in the 80s… and in the 90s.

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