| And with his last breath, Severus said "Take it, take it!" |
[07 May 2008|11:27am] |
I'm taking a slight procrastination break which I don't know that I can really afford, considering I have no time to EAT or SLEEP until May 17.
Things that need to be done by me:
+ Study for Italian Cinema Final - 5/7
+ Finish final paper for Medieval Women - DUE 5/9
+ Go home and see mother for Mother's Day (GAH) 5/11
+ Study for Medieval Europe Final - 5/12 (7 hours left)
+ Web Page Design Final Project - 5/14 (13 hours left)
+ Study for Web Page Design In-Class Final - 5/14 (13 hours left)
+ Write Italian Cinema Final Paper - DUE 5/13 (37 hours left)
+ Write paper for take-home Medieval Women Final - DUE 5/14 (58 hours left)
Other stuff that needs to be done fairly soon but is non-school-related:
+ Sign lease with Nirmala (OMG I will get to taste all the new recipes from her new cookbook as she tests them out... also the house smells deliciously like a thousand different spices)
+ PACK UP ALL MY SHIT (and put some of it at new apartment, once I have a key)
+ Finalize Harry Apple design for secondary NYC Wizard Rock Festival logo
+ Meet with Stacy to figure out layout of NYCWRF website
+ Code and design NYCWRF website
+ Register for Terminus (?)
+ Make a Whomping Willows t-shirt
+ Attend the Malfoy Manor concert at Stacy's
+ Look for a secondary job over the summer (Borders? Starbucks? Something less demeaning?)
+ Refrain from killing self or turning into a gibbering mess
Notice how neither "eat" nor "sleep" are on those lists? Yeah, me too. Wish me luck. There will be nauseatingly frequent updates as I slowly count down to critical mass. Yes, I am slightly masochistic! How did you know?
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| Official Schedule Fall 2008 |
[28 Apr 2008|01:51pm] |
MONDAY
10:50-12:05 Women in Early Modern Europe
12:15-1:30 Cultures of East Asia
1:40-2:55 Elements of Geometry
TUESDAY
1:40-2:55 Historical Women in US to 1880
3:05-5:45 Seminar in History (Topic: Religious Violence in the Middle Ages)
WEDNESDAY
6:00-8:40 Early Medieval Art
THURSDAY
10:50-12:05 Women in Early Modern Europe
12:15-1:30 Cultures of East Asia
1:40-2:55 Elements of Geometry
FRIDAY
1:40-2:55 Historical Women in US to 1880
That, my friends, is what 18 credits looks like. The Cultures of East Asia is sort of a back-up plan I guess, in case I don't get my MPL up for the Geometry course. But if I DO get it, I might just keep that class too. Then I can have an uber lovely and delightfully light courseload my LAST SEMESTER EVER. Okay, maybe not ever, but at least here. I should start figuring out grad schools yes'm.
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