Four Point Oh
Well, I'm proud to say that I must have gotten a good grade on both my final and my economics report because I received an A for the class. That keeps my average at a solid 4.0. Yay for me.
I guess that's all for today. Busy busy.
Well, I'm proud to say that I must have gotten a good grade on both my final and my economics report because I received an A for the class. That keeps my average at a solid 4.0. Yay for me.
I guess that's all for today. Busy busy.
Boy, I think I actually didn't do too well on my economics final. As in, I couldn't think of the answers to half of the questions. My mind was so full of economic jumble from doing my research paper (which also stunk, thank you very much) that I couldn't think straight. Specifically about elasticity, with which I've always had a problem. Oh, well.
But what is it with people and their test preferences? Here's the thing. The teacher asks, "Would you prefer true/false, multiple choice, or matching on the test?" Obviously, matching is out, because that's fairly difficult. It's like multiple choice but with as many options as there are questions.
I'm falling hideously behind on my economics paper, which is due on Thursday. I have 12 pages to write plus a bibliography. It's not going to be pretty.
I have added a new news feature in that you can now browse the articles inside a frame, paging from one article to the next. You should click on one of the news items in the right column of the home page to check it out.
This is Abby's Christmas list.
Berta’s Christmas List.