Well, after much time and effort, I have finally implemented a solution to my Ubuntu problem, basically after I was able to access my partition, I created a sort of "escape pod" for all the data on that partition I did not want to lose onto an old USB key of mine. After that was done, I basically reformatted the Ubuntu partition, and the swap partition Ubuntu uses, then I re-installed Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick onto my laptop. Now that it boots up properly, I'll be able to work on the go for the last of my assignments before the end of my semester in 2 weeks, particularly my Java assignments.
For more information on how I fixed my laptop, go to my Ubuntu thread at Ubuntu Forums.
I will say this, although it's not my ideal solution, the above solution does work. I would honestly rather have had to just repair whatever files were missing and/or corrupt, that way I could just get back into that partition where I left off, but like I said earlier, the applied solution above works as well.
Now to finish my Java assignments, then it's just a matter of studying for my finals, finishing my semester, and then working full-time during the summer for some of my goals for the upcoming semester.
Hold Your Head High!
~DanceLink
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