Random Thoughts IX (The first 8 were probably better)
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Had a couple who would make some Carmel apple shots and you had to alternate them with fireballs.
Biology, Biophysics, and Molecular Biology.
214 was the anatomy and physiology class. Also the weedout for vet kids. Which is great, but I wasn't a vet kid. I knew people who took it three times. And still failed. Some people would go home during summer to NICC to take the "equivalent" so they could skip it at ISU. The tests had no multiple choice, some essay answer and he tested for what you didn't know. Basically going after nit picky things that probably weren't mentioned in class vs. going after concepts they wanted to be sure you knew. After Brant retired I heard the test became multiple choice. Weaklings. Think I got a A- or B+ in it and I was damn proud of that. And that was probably on only like a 75-80% in the class. Don't know if we had anyone hit 90%.
The lab was excellent though and I learned a lot in that. Probably learned more when I was a TA for it. Having to explain it to others makes you learn it well.
So, when I was on my way out the door this morning I noticed something on the carpet. On closer inspection I discovered it was a mouse head...sans brains (now wondering if one or more of my cats are zombies).
Being the good, loving wife that I am, I picked it up with a kleenex, went back upstairs and deposited it on PapaLew's keyboard in the office. He should find it when he gets home from work this afternoon.
Being the good, loving wife that I am, I picked it up with a kleenex, went back upstairs and deposited it on PapaLew's keyboard in the office. He should find it when he gets home from work this afternoon.
I'd probably study more than 2-3 hours, but not a significant amount more. But now I know I'm probably spending at least 20 some hours studying for each final. Not that I'm complaining, law school should be more difficult, but I just thought it was funny
I don't know, I'd probably prefer the essay questions now because you can demonstrate what you know. Plus it spreads out the curve. With multiple choice, one answer's half correct and the others are mostly correct, correct, and more correct
So, when I was on my way out the door this morning I noticed something on the carpet. On closer inspection I discovered it was a mouse head...sans brains (now wondering if one or more of my cats are zombies).
Being the good, loving wife that I am, I picked it up with a kleenex, went back upstairs and deposited it on PapaLew's keyboard in the office. He should find it when he gets home from work this afternoon.
See, that's just lazy.
You should have tied a string to its tail, tied the other end of the string to the back of his computer and put it on his mouse pad.
I'm trying not to Say Anything about KC really knowing her balls.
I've got a friend of mine that's a lawyer down here. I can guarantee he stuck with the 2 hours or less motto for studying. He's my friend, but if he were ever assigned to defend me, I'd either plead insanity or guilty.
Yeah. You haven't lived until you take a 4 hour final where you are working hard the entire time!! I was late to my first law school final due to inclement weather, so that made it even more fun!
Ah yes, the 4 four hour exam. And god, that sounds like a nightmare. Though I like them better than taking 8 hour exams, and I won't take a 24 hour exam. My friends had to do that, and it sounded terrible
I didn't overly mind the essay because like you said, if you knew the process like how ATP is synthesized, you did well. The hour time limit became the trouble. He always did a big matching section too. Those weren't horrible.
And she needs to craft a new holiday concoction that she can call Two Balls (and then get the recipe to CG).I'm trying not to Say Anything about KC really knowing her balls.
Oops, I glossed over that part. I'm sticking with my string and the mouse pad argument though
oh and prof senior year did entirely essay exams. The final ended up being 14 pages but we got to use notes and such and was take home so not too bad.
In class? Two hours to write as fast as you could. Oh god the hand cramps! Great class though aside from the 8am time. Which he did purely to be cruel to the seniors.
He uses a wireless mouse.Oops, I glossed over that part. I'm sticking with my string and the mouse pad argument though
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