Never thought I'd have an opportunity to use the phrase "Napoleonic power monger" when referring to someone in real life.

Milestone completed.

Dumb kids playing chess on freeways get smashed.

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Started my last semester of classes at TMCC last Monday. Only, due to some incomplete and in one case just plain bad advice from an adviser last spring, I came close to saying "the hell with it" and just transferring without my AS. Turns out the optional physics lab wasn't. Which threw me into a four-way scheduling conflict and potentially 19 ( Read more... )

Redox reactions.
Power series.
Genetics.
Island biogeogrphy theory.
Spatial analysis in map design.
3 papers, 1 poster, 1 presentation, 1 lab, 1 lab practical, 2 tests, 4 final exams, 1 concert program.

All other "usual" tasks....

Getting cooler. Not really cold, yet, but getting towards sweatshirt weather. Still flipflop weather, but then I could wear sandals up until the day it snows, and maybe even then, if it's a dry snow. Nevada climate makes me happy just about all the time it's not summer. Or twenty below ( Read more... )

So I'm through with summer session. Well, technically, classes ended last week, but the session isn't over until grades are submitted, and that's tomorrow (well, okay, today). And since I am eternally doomed to have the most procrastinating teachers, he still has not submitted grades. Which for a normal class I wouldn't even care that much about, ( Read more... )

I'm starting to think that taking two classes over five weeks was perhaps not the most plausible idea I've had to date.... I can't seem to ever quite catch up with reading or math hw, and I've never had a problem with readings before... but the sheer volume of the CH reading compressed into a five week course means three chapters a week with all ( Read more... )

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Another huge essay done. Thank god for retroactive feminist interpretation, because without it I fear I would not have made the minimum page count.

*sigh*

Now to do another two chapters of econ and then study for Wednesday's maths test.

I had a life, once.

Sat down tonight to figure out my classes for summer and fall as registration opens for me tomorrow morning. Which isn't to say that all the classes I want will necessarily still be open by then, but there's only so much I can control. I'll leap off that bridge when I come to it, I suppose. The stupid thing is that the math class I really need to ( Read more... )