March 09, 2013

Midterms are Done

Well, Wednesday night I got in after 11pm after the crazy, cold, wet car problem mentioned below. I fiddled about for a bit getting ready for work, went to work, got out 2 hours late went in to take my pre-calculus midterm and promptly forgot what numbers are. I don't have my grade yet but I don't feel good about it. Fortunately this class isn't as exam weighted in its grades as most.

The other exams went OK.

There's only one grade I've actually gotten back. The Japanese midterm was an even greater worry than the math. I missed a lot of classes early on and was struggling, so I went to class yesterday with some trepidation.

I got a 100. A one with two zeroes behind it. I don't know when I've ever gotten a 100 on an actual exam, "A's" yes but perfect? Certainly not in Japanese. Even better, the instructor decided to let me make-up the assignments I'd missed so I've gone from hanging on for dear life to sitting pretty in my hardest class, which at 6 credits a huge chunk of my semester GPA.  Happy day.

It's unseemly for southern gentlemen to gloat or emote so I'll just let these two young ladies convey my sentiments on the matter.

Posted by: The Brickmuppet at 01:27 PM | Comments (7) | Add Comment
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1 I'm a little worried about the snakes in the background there.

Posted by: Steven Den Beste at Sat Mar 9 14:36:08 2013 (+rSRq)

2 w00t! for you!

Posted by: Wonderduck at Sat Mar 9 17:10:05 2013 (1BL+a)

3 Congratulations!  And good luck (or well wishes or hoping for the best or hand in there baby, whichever is most appropriate) regarding the rest of your grades.

Posted by: Ben at Sun Mar 10 07:32:47 2013 (/Mdmg)

4 *applause*

Posted by: Douglas Oosting at Sun Mar 10 16:08:53 2013 (vtGjZ)

5 Lucky you, my Japanese classes were basically self study with weekly sessions with a tutor, and then the grade came from a visiting professor from Cornell whose accent was atrocious.

It's probably why I didn't do so well by the end of them.  I've forgotten most of it from disuse.

Posted by: Mauser at Sun Mar 10 18:47:36 2013 (cZPoz)

6 I cannot remember if the snake motif was in the show proper. Professor's totem is shark, not snake. Apart from her, nobody is symbolically linked with her animal. Sakamoto is obviously a cat, but...

Posted by: Pete Zaitcev at Thu Mar 14 23:53:47 2013 (RqRa5)

7 I think the clip symbolizes dancing past ones setbacks and the snake represents the little problems one encounters in life, like being born bone-crushingly stupid...or a robot.

Posted by: The Brickmuppet at Fri Mar 15 05:51:50 2013 (F7DdT)

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