Sunny_dale: classes
I didn't get half of the classes I asked for. I hate prerequisites. They're just wrong! If I'm smart enough to take a class, why not just ask me? Don't make me take a class to prove I can take a class! That's WRONG and also it's very unethical.
Here's how it looks:
M:
8 - 9:30: Intro to Psychology
10 - 12: Beginning Ceramics
1:30 - 2:30 Latin
3-5 pm: Open Swim
T:
9 - 11: Math for Liberal Arts Majors
12:30 - 2: English 101
2 - 4: Biology
7 - 10 pm: Science and Technology in American Media: Sci-fi
W:
8 - 9:30: Intro to Psychology
10 - 12: Beginning Ceramics
1:30 - 2:30 Latin
3-5 pm: Open Swim
TH:
9 - 11: Math for Liberal Arts Majors
12:30 - 2: English 101
2 - 4: Biology
7 - 10 pm: Science and Technology in American Media: Sci-fi
F:
8-11: Volunteer Meetings for Independent Student Activity Commission
(Event Planning, Clubs, Greek, Student Gov't)
11:30 - 2: Dramatic Writing Workshop
3-5 pm: Open Swim
I have a couple of classes with Jonathan, I think, but, I'm most excited about that night class. We both are, after we had to buy some of our books. One of the textbooks we had to buy was The Physics of Star Trek, which looks like it's going to be pretty cool. I don't think I have any classes with Fred, unless she gets into Biology. And I am almost halfway positive that I am not going to have any with my brother. Except for maybe Latin. That would flip him out, I'm sure, because he doesn't know that I started practicing a bit of the dark art of summoning as soon as he moved off to Dutton.
Well, anyway, I guess I can ask him today, as I'm supposed to go and find him. I really wish Mom wouldn't have made that request, because -- like I mentioned previously -- I'm really quite thrilled to be bruise-free at the moment.
Still, we're college men now. We're civilized and... grown up. And also, we are adults with adherence to societal norms. Or, at least, I am. Tucker might not be any more adhesive, where society is concerned, than he was when he left home.
Here's how it looks:
M:
8 - 9:30: Intro to Psychology
10 - 12: Beginning Ceramics
1:30 - 2:30 Latin
3-5 pm: Open Swim
T:
9 - 11: Math for Liberal Arts Majors
12:30 - 2: English 101
2 - 4: Biology
7 - 10 pm: Science and Technology in American Media: Sci-fi
W:
8 - 9:30: Intro to Psychology
10 - 12: Beginning Ceramics
1:30 - 2:30 Latin
3-5 pm: Open Swim
TH:
9 - 11: Math for Liberal Arts Majors
12:30 - 2: English 101
2 - 4: Biology
7 - 10 pm: Science and Technology in American Media: Sci-fi
F:
8-11: Volunteer Meetings for Independent Student Activity Commission
(Event Planning, Clubs, Greek, Student Gov't)
11:30 - 2: Dramatic Writing Workshop
3-5 pm: Open Swim
I have a couple of classes with Jonathan, I think, but, I'm most excited about that night class. We both are, after we had to buy some of our books. One of the textbooks we had to buy was The Physics of Star Trek, which looks like it's going to be pretty cool. I don't think I have any classes with Fred, unless she gets into Biology. And I am almost halfway positive that I am not going to have any with my brother. Except for maybe Latin. That would flip him out, I'm sure, because he doesn't know that I started practicing a bit of the dark art of summoning as soon as he moved off to Dutton.
Well, anyway, I guess I can ask him today, as I'm supposed to go and find him. I really wish Mom wouldn't have made that request, because -- like I mentioned previously -- I'm really quite thrilled to be bruise-free at the moment.
Still, we're college men now. We're civilized and... grown up. And also, we are adults with adherence to societal norms. Or, at least, I am. Tucker might not be any more adhesive, where society is concerned, than he was when he left home.