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And they're all As! Aren't I awesome? =D
This is actually surprising because I was expecting Bs in Spanish and Anthropology, but... managed to get As in both somehow. I thought they would be A-s at most (which, hilariously, actually do affect GPA in a minor way).
Somehow I pulled a 96% on that anthropology exam even though a lot of the multiple choice was confusing, I only knew half of the ID terms (so had to BS one), and wasn't as prepared for the essay as I wanted to be.
I'm really glad that's over now. Hopefully I won't be so unsure of myself ever again. >_> Though I'll guarantee anyone who knows me will know this probably won't be the case. Haha.
This semester's probably the toughest I've had them... since they're actually in all five of my lasses this time.
Well, the first two (on Monday and Tuesday) were easy... but I just took two more today,within two hours of each other, used above or almost the whole time given (two hours), and were some of the toughest ones yet. These were Theology in the morning, which involved a lot of writing.... and Spanish in the afternoon, which involved a lot of brain cramps. Now I just feel like rolling over and dying. I don't want to do anything except relax, but I can't because I have to study for Saturday's anthropology final, which promises to be the toughest one yet... especially since I haven't absorbed nearly as much material as I would have liked....
You can't see it unless you're endowed with eagle-eye vision or something, and if you have bad vision as it there's no chance of that. So on your way to breakfast, you conspicuously fall on that ice, bruising your hip/thigh and pulling the muscle. In the middle of the street, in front of a couple of strangers who were gracious enough to ask how you are, though you stil feel embarrassed.
As far as this group project is concerned...
We have to do a project on an immmigrant community in the city... Our group chose Jamaica. Each of the five of us has to go to a specific site that might be important to that culture (i.e. restaraunts, cultural centers, religious centers, media, etc.), and ask people about their experience there and stuff.
Well, I've decided to be the miscellaneous one, as in, going to a place that isn't a requirement. Well, first I chose a professional organization, but their locatioin is too out of the way. I might call them and see if they have a representative closer to here or something, though...
Being a sophomore, I couldn't register for all the classes I wanted.... but... I realized that hopefully I'll be able to take them next year, and instead replaced them with back ups or other classes that fill other requirements.
Here's my schedule:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday are easy-ish....
9:20-10:10 Statistics 103
Thankfully, this is the one class that's not a replacement for something else.
10:25-11:15: Philosophy of Science
enough to lightly layer everything.... In November. It was also snowing while partly sunny... I wonder if it's possible to have rainbows during snow. Gotta love Chicago.
In other news, my back just flared up despite the preventative painkillers I took earlier.... It hurts a lot, to say the least.
1) Read 150 pages in a novel for my English class by Tuesday
2) Read 30-60 pages for Theology
3) Read the rest of what I have for Anthropology if I don't finish it today
4) Get started on this stupid group project for anthropology
5) Get caught up in history... I still need to read 100 pages there.
6) Write a 2-page reflection paper on the novel for English by Thursday
7) Map the courses I need to take next semester
8) Write a review
9) Get over this damn cold so I can actually do all this work
10) Convince myself that doing all this work on the weekend is worth it in the first place
11) Failing #10, kill myself (not literally, of course)
EDIT: ...and a history practice essay for the fnal by Friday...
Weee!
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