After not having updated for a while, one would imagine that I'd have quite a bit to say. But the fact is that, as I stare at this vast white space, not much is coming. It feels like I've done nothing but write for the past two weeks. Although not quite accurate, I have written a fair amount. I wrote my paper on Hephaistion (Ηφαιστίων) last weekend; the assignment was at least ten pages, but the amount of material I had took up fourteen, which I then managed to edit down to twelve. Then this weekend, I wrote my paper and completed my take-home final for Messiah, a total of thirteen pages.
I only have one final left - Hollywood and the Jews, Tuesday at 5:45 PM - which should be the easiest one. At the very least, it's multiple choice, meaning I'm done with writing for the semester. All of my other finals went well, or at least I thought so; Political Philosophy was last Thursday, Alexander and 17th and 18th-century Philosophy last Friday. Aside from the Messiah take-home final, 17th and 18th-century was the one I was most concerned about (I don't find Kant's metaphysics very easy), but the questions weren't as difficult as I had expected.
I vaguely remember complaining at the end of last semester about how tired I was of papers because I had two ten-pagers, both in the last month of the semester. I dare say that after writing an even sixty pages this semester, I can take that back. In a way, I'm just amazed that I actually wrote that much this semester.
( End of semester thoughts on individual classes. )
Finally, I'm not even sure if she checks LJ anymore, but I'd like to wish a belated happy birthday to
under_the_rock.
I only have one final left - Hollywood and the Jews, Tuesday at 5:45 PM - which should be the easiest one. At the very least, it's multiple choice, meaning I'm done with writing for the semester. All of my other finals went well, or at least I thought so; Political Philosophy was last Thursday, Alexander and 17th and 18th-century Philosophy last Friday. Aside from the Messiah take-home final, 17th and 18th-century was the one I was most concerned about (I don't find Kant's metaphysics very easy), but the questions weren't as difficult as I had expected.
I vaguely remember complaining at the end of last semester about how tired I was of papers because I had two ten-pagers, both in the last month of the semester. I dare say that after writing an even sixty pages this semester, I can take that back. In a way, I'm just amazed that I actually wrote that much this semester.
( End of semester thoughts on individual classes. )
Finally, I'm not even sure if she checks LJ anymore, but I'd like to wish a belated happy birthday to
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