I change my mind about 50 minute classes. They’re quite fine, compared with being kicked out of Engineering Chemistry because the teacher is concerned about breaking the poor, poor, first-term freshmen by giving us (heaven fucking forbid!) a course with a lab (like I don’t already have one). So they set Calc I as a prerequisite, and I am out of a class. After hunting through all the humanities courses and other required courses that I can take this term, it looks like I’m taking an Electrical and Chemical Engineering course called Intro to Logic Design that’s a required course for Comp Sci folks. Now, if only I hadn’t missed…

I like all my profs. They’re nice and helpful and are trying to cram our brains with what we need to know, yet not kill us. This is good. What is not good is this 50-minute class shit. By the time you sit down, unpack, and the lecture starts, it’s time to pack up again. It’s just weird. Ninety minutes works much better. Now commencing homework.

Today’s lesson: go eat breakfast before putzing around on your site. Wolfing down breakfast in 5 minutes? Not zesty or good for the stomach.

Ladies and gentlemen and others that visit this site, the administrator has some few things she would like to share with you. First and foremost, the name of Her Webmistress’ school is to be abbreviated as RHIT. Note this is not SHIT. RHIT kicks Carolina’s ass in engineering, and is an all-around comfy and homey environment. We’re sorry this perturbs you, but there’s no need for name-calling. This is your last warning. One mo’ ‘gain and Her Webmistress will be opening a digital can of Whoop-Ass. She can reach you through Trillian. Secondly, Her Webmistress would like to apologize for the bandwidth usage problems that have been occuring these past…

Three hundred and one dollars, fifty-one cents for books, not counting two of my Physics books, which aren’t in quite yet. I had a $291 credit balance, so thus far, I’ve paid $10.57 for books. Go me! I did end up with a hell of a lot of books, though. Two for Chem, three for Rhetoric in Science, three (eventually) for Physics, and one for each of the others (except for college and life skills). Whoo. I hope I don’t die from too much work. Actually, nervous breakdowns are probably more likely to occur… Off to another “mission”!