papers, papers, papers

. . . just a little more to go . . .

Had my presentation in Silk Road on Tuesday. I think it went fairly well. Using the computer for visual aids and having a background in Ancient Greece decreased my nervousness, though I was starting to lose my voice near the end. Probably the best presentation I've ever given in university.

Crime and Punishment in Traditional China paper due this coming Tuesday (29 April). History of Japan paper due the day after. Theory of Knowledge paper due the last day of classes, 6 May. After that, I have three sit-down exams and two take-home exams.

8 May (Thursday) - first day of exams; Crime and Punishment in Traditional China [10:30 AM - 12:30]

13 May (Tuesday) - take-home exam for Theory of Knowledge due; Silk Road exam [5:45 - 7:45 PM]

14 May (Wednesday) - History of Japan exam [3:30 - 5:30 PM]

15 May (Thursday) - take-home exam for Global Justice due

17/18 May - graduation weekend (I'll probably be at home sleeping. *laugh*)