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Tue Dec 20, 2005 12:45 pm

Doctor Kitty says...

At least we're done now!

>.< Lucky.

an Algebra II midterm *fear*

I'm taking that in about...4 hours... :/

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Wed Dec 21, 2005 7:26 am

Crayon says...

*does a little dance* woot woot! here in wonderful NZ dont do any exams till next year cause im only 15....around here we dont start exams till 5th form! oh yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah lol

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Wed Dec 21, 2005 7:39 am

Ego says...

I adored my finals this semester;

I was forty minutes late for my Spanish Final, and still managed to take the test and leave before anyone else in the class. I scored a 96.

I was in and out of my Health Final in less than twenty minutes--I scored a 94.

My Philosophy Final was to watch Batman Begins and write an essay relating it to the Philosophy of Religion. We did a group essay, each of us picking a chapter from Aldous Huxley's "Perennial Philosophy," and relating to the movie. We each wrote one page. We scored a 98, and that was only becuase one of our group did not know how to spell the teacher's name.

I love Community College. :roll:

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Wed Dec 21, 2005 7:42 am

Snoink says...

Geez! My community college is so... difficult.

I mean, I did a Spanish play, wrote several essays for Spanish, and the final was a 250-500 word response to a short story -- both were written in Spanish. My chemistry class -- gosh. It was difficult. Very difficult. At one point, I got the highest score of the class for one of the exams... a 76%. My music would have been easy, except I tutored a handicapped student. The easiest class I had was my calculus class.

*cries*

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