Grandpa calls it the "death spiral"...
(My mom's dad used to be a college guidance counselor, he is AWESOME for school advice.) It's the long, slow, screaming tumble of the last semester of a degree, trying to get all the ducks in line to graduate at the same time as dealing with the usual end-of-term crazy of exams and papers and also make arrangements for moving and working and whatever else after commencement. So far, my head's still mostly above water. We'll see how long that lasts.
For my own reference and for anyone who would like to gawp at my pathetic life, a to do list:
Also, I need to buy a hood and tassel for graduation at some point. Library science is lemon yellow. Well, as long as it's not brown like natural resources or pink like music...
For my own reference and for anyone who would like to gawp at my pathetic life, a to do list:
- March 30 - Turn in paper to remove last incomplete before graduation.
- April 1 - Finish 8-page wiki article on 'openness' and review of Scott's wiki article.
- April 3 - Turn in final paper summary/biblio for History of the Book.
- April 10 - Turn in last response paper for History of the Book.
- April 13 - Turn in case study for Library Management.
- April 20 - Presentation for Digital Libraries.
- April 22 - Turn in final paper for Digital Libraries.
- April 25 - Turn in final paper for History of the Book.
- April 27 - At-home final exam for Open Textbooks.
- May 1-2 - AUGH NO NOT THE RELATIVES!
Also, I need to buy a hood and tassel for graduation at some point. Library science is lemon yellow. Well, as long as it's not brown like natural resources or pink like music...