Category Archives: School

Well, I got my diploma as proof of my successful completion of a bachelor’s degree at UW today. I am now no longer a student and am officially unemployed. I shall now proceed to reap unemployment benefits until I start … Continue reading →

With any luck (as in, assuming I passed all my courses), I’ll be back in Waterloo again next term for another school term. Peace. :)

I have a CS midterm and a history paper due on Thursday so I’m putting blog entries on low gears for now. The usual program will resume after the fact. A review of episode four of 『灼眼のシャナ II』 will probably … Continue reading →

How despicable, the same course that mandated such unreasonable terms are placing assignments up on UW-ACE as Microsoft Word .doc files. I’m in the process of downloading OpenOffice.org to rectify this minor technicality but I’m still going to complain to … Continue reading →

By popular demand (which actually translates into getting nagged by Jacky), I present to you, my schedule for this fall 2007 term. Monday: 0830-0930 – STAT 220 1130-1230 – MATH 128 1430-1530 – CLAS 105 1630-1830 – MATH 128 Tuesday: … Continue reading →

Electronic Gadgets: Cellphones and laptops are not permitted out during class. Turn all cellphones off for the duration of the lecture. That’s ridiculous. I’m pretty sure I’ve read every syllabus that I’ve gotten at UW thus far and I don’t … Continue reading →

Well, the ECON 102 marks have finally gone up, so I finally have all of my grades from this term at my disposal. Of course, these are “unofficial” grades, but I don’t think mine have ever changed after they became … Continue reading →

I have just returned from my ECON 102 final. There were some tough questions lurking around, but I think I did okay. I’m hoping to blog more now that I’ve got more free time, and of course, to appease all … Continue reading →

Well, I’ve got my last final for this term tomorrow for ECON 102 at 1930 – 2200. There are actually five sections of ECON 102, but only Larry Smith’s sections’ final is going to be two and a half hours … Continue reading →

Well, I wasn’t expecting MATH 125 to be a killer or anything, but I was expecting something a little bit harder. Regardless, I totally didn’t know what Cramer’s rule was, so that’s a big one-oh loss right there out of … Continue reading →