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Ugh, fluvial test was hard no matter what anybody else says. And that's just a "test", not a midterm. I hear that the midterm is twice as long. And today it took me 3 hours to get through 7 essay questions. Yes, essay questions. I think I wrote about 3 and half pages front-back of plain white printer paper. My wrist is still a little sore from all that writing. It's too bad you can't BS your way out of a science test that resembles an english test. >.<
I have my formal presentation on Chikungunya fever for my bio seminar project tomorrow afternoon. Surprisingly, I am not that nervous. I think fluvial took away all the butterflies. I am actually looking forward to speaking about this disease, which no one has even heard of. It's probably because there have been no outbreaks here in the U.S. Of course the moment I finish this presentation, I have to work on my second presentation which is in about a month and it's on Lyme disease.
In other news, I got my first Animal Behavior exam back: 87%. Quite proud of that, though I am disappointed I fell short of an A because of some point deductions for some stupid answers on the short answer. Oh well. Better luck next time.
I have so much work to do this week. After this presentation, I have to work on my group GIS hw, which is due Sunday night. My first GIS exam is next Monday. I have to work on that stupid fluvial lab from yesterday, which didn't really work during the lab period since the data wasn't accessible at the time, and he sort of expects us to finish it by next lab. So yeah, not going home this weekend, which just happens to be Family Weekend.
I have my formal presentation on Chikungunya fever for my bio seminar project tomorrow afternoon. Surprisingly, I am not that nervous. I think fluvial took away all the butterflies. I am actually looking forward to speaking about this disease, which no one has even heard of. It's probably because there have been no outbreaks here in the U.S. Of course the moment I finish this presentation, I have to work on my second presentation which is in about a month and it's on Lyme disease.
In other news, I got my first Animal Behavior exam back: 87%. Quite proud of that, though I am disappointed I fell short of an A because of some point deductions for some stupid answers on the short answer. Oh well. Better luck next time.
I have so much work to do this week. After this presentation, I have to work on my group GIS hw, which is due Sunday night. My first GIS exam is next Monday. I have to work on that stupid fluvial lab from yesterday, which didn't really work during the lab period since the data wasn't accessible at the time, and he sort of expects us to finish it by next lab. So yeah, not going home this weekend, which just happens to be Family Weekend.