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So, I've done the math for 2/4 classes. In order to get A's for the Renaissance/Reformation and Greece/Rome classes, I have to do anything better than C's on the finals. Which should be totally doable. I got A's on both the midterms, and they're the same format, so I don't know why I would do that badly. Actually, I need about a C on Civil War, too, after some seriously complicated math and a miniature panic attack. And I think, (can't do all of the math for Early Modern Lit because the prof's grading system is wanky) I need a low B or high C for an A in that one. So, yay for all of that.

Also, I have been appointed, by my own volunteering, as Treasurer for Phi Alpha Theta. Which means maybe five minutes of work in the semester. And some random shit that'll look good on resumes.

This time two weeks from now, I will be back in Baltimore (which, on that note, NCIS was awesome tonight!) and probably leaving the Blue October concert around this time. :D

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So, I've done the math for 2/4 classes. In order to get A's for the Renaissance/Reformation and Greece/Rome classes, I have to do anything better than C's on the finals. Which should be totally doable. I got A's on both the midterms, and they're the same format, so I don't know why I would do that badly. Actually, I need about a C on Civil War, too, after some seriously complicated math and a miniature panic attack. And I think, (can't do all of the math for Early Modern Lit because the prof's grading system is wanky) I need a low B or high C for an A in that one. So, yay for all of that.

Also, I have been appointed, by my own volunteering, as Treasurer for Phi Alpha Theta. Which means maybe five minutes of work in the semester. And some random shit that'll look good on resumes.

This time two weeks from now, I will be back in Baltimore (which, on that note, NCIS was awesome tonight!) and probably leaving the Blue October concert around this time. :D