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Fwee. Scraped a 3.75 (somehow) on the last paper I've had to submit for Philosophy 101... that's an unexpected B+/A. Part of me wants to frame it. Lord knows I need something to bolster the self-esteem. :3
Will be finding out the results of my last Math 11 long test tomorrow. I've a general idea of how well I did, but here's hoping anyway. With the final exam looming on the horizon, I will need every point I can muster in order to pass this course.
When it's over, it's over. And I'll be glad.
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fruitea and ezraelandvari and a congratulations to doing all right on their report for Socio-Antropology. Their teacher's exemplary of the brain drain that their final paper was written for, but it's all good in the end, right? Let's hope she's not a priss with grading.
The last meeting we had for Shakespeare was quite pleasant. Sir Abola got a whole lot nicer... he's been a little soft ever since midterms season. Wonder why.
So here's the almighty Exam Schedule on my end of the fence.
08 October 2005 (SATURDAY): 10:00 am, Philosophy Orals at the Dean's Office. <--omnicresence, I may be able to meet you for a time after this. And yes, vaguechaos, I owe you my Philosophy book.
10 October 2005 (MONDAY): 9:45 am, Literature 171 (Chinese Lit) Orals at the Social Sciences Building
11 October 2005 (TUESDAY): 11:30 am-1:30 pm, Math 11 Finals & 3:00-6:00 pm, Literature 146 (Shakespeare) Finals. <--dying starts here.
12 October 2005 (WEDNESDAY): 3:30-5:00 pm, Literature 112.1 (Lit Crit) Finals.
13 October 2005 (THURSDAY): 11:30-1:30 pm, Theology 131 Finals.
14 October 2005 (FRIDAY): Nothing but the submission of one last paper in Lit Crit.
Ateneans on the flist, how are your schedules looking? Anyone up for a chill session after it's all over?
Will be finding out the results of my last Math 11 long test tomorrow. I've a general idea of how well I did, but here's hoping anyway. With the final exam looming on the horizon, I will need every point I can muster in order to pass this course.
When it's over, it's over. And I'll be glad.
Much <3 to
fruitea and ezraelandvari and a congratulations to doing all right on their report for Socio-Antropology. Their teacher's exemplary of the brain drain that their final paper was written for, but it's all good in the end, right? Let's hope she's not a priss with grading.The last meeting we had for Shakespeare was quite pleasant. Sir Abola got a whole lot nicer... he's been a little soft ever since midterms season. Wonder why.
So here's the almighty Exam Schedule on my end of the fence.
08 October 2005 (SATURDAY): 10:00 am, Philosophy Orals at the Dean's Office. <--
omnicresence, I may be able to meet you for a time after this. And yes, vaguechaos, I owe you my Philosophy book.10 October 2005 (MONDAY): 9:45 am, Literature 171 (Chinese Lit) Orals at the Social Sciences Building
11 October 2005 (TUESDAY): 11:30 am-1:30 pm, Math 11 Finals & 3:00-6:00 pm, Literature 146 (Shakespeare) Finals. <--dying starts here.
12 October 2005 (WEDNESDAY): 3:30-5:00 pm, Literature 112.1 (Lit Crit) Finals.
13 October 2005 (THURSDAY): 11:30-1:30 pm, Theology 131 Finals.
14 October 2005 (FRIDAY): Nothing but the submission of one last paper in Lit Crit.
Ateneans on the flist, how are your schedules looking? Anyone up for a chill session after it's all over?
