Another Sunday, another chance to procrastinate all day on hours of homework. Biggest difference I've seen between undergrad and grad school: in college, when you were assigned reading for homework, the response was something along the lines of "Awesome, no homework tonight!" Now, if/when we are assigned reading for homework, the reaction is something along the lines of "Stock up on the energy drinks, I'm going to be up all night."
This weekend we had our last day of Saturday classes! This Saturday, we had an adolescent development class from 9-noon. Although it sucked to wake up for class on a Saturday, it had nothing on our two previous Saturdays, in which we had to wake up at nine and stay through the afternoon to do math. That's right, 6-8 hours of math in a row...on Saturdays. I physically had headaches walking out of those. However, now that Saturday classes are a thing of the past, my reaction is something along the lines of this. (NSFW - language)
Last post, I talked about a rant one of my professors had against us in which we were called out. In our next session, we had a 25 minute group discussion about the speech, which is something I really never thought would happen. I have to give my professor credit for doing that, and even though I was still a bit irked at what he said, I think our class has collectively put it in the past. Can't linger on the small stuff too much - not enough time.
Another busy week ahead. A couple two-hour panels on Tuesday/Thursday, meaning we will be out of the dorms from 7 AM-9 PM each of those days, with homework to do afterwards. Really getting into the heart of this summer program now.
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