Well, basically this week is jam-packed full of studying and extremely hard tests. On Tuesday I had my first Biological Psychology test.... the professor that teaches Biopsych is known for making his tests as difficult as possible. He's also known for extremely corny jokes that he expects the class to laugh at. Most of the time when he makes a joke, either nobody is paying attention or, well, nobody finds it funny. Actually, he gets kind of mad about it sometimes... which makes us laugh :-P hahaha So funny story... the other day in Biopsych our professor asked us to explain to him how a neuron communicates. Well, nobody really felt like volunteering, so instead of moving onto the next topic or picking somebody to answer, my professor decides to have the whole class do the wave. That's right, the wave. As in, stand up from your seat (which is very difficult considering that the desk is attached to it) and raise your arms when the person in front of you does.... mind you, this is an upper-level psychology class, 300 level, full of juniors and seniors. yikes.I guess this is one of those things that makes Misericordia a... well, interesting choice :-)
Ah yes, and the other test... Physics! Ah!!! Studying for physics has proven to be extremely time-consuming, but it is worthwhile when after 2 hours of problems you finally solve a homework question! At least, I think it is... lol. I'm not sure if I'm ready yet for the test tomorrow, but I guess I'll find out then :-/ Either way, I have plans to go to the coffee night at Outrageous tomorrow night, so that should cheer me up even if i do poorly on the test. Outrageous is a local coffee (as in flavored, snickers-bar flavored varieties) and jewelry shop (with AMAZING jewelry that's handmade with fair prices, etc.). Apparently they're hosting an open mic night with a bottomless cup of coffee for 1.50, so I'm definitely on that!
ALright, I've been studying all night and now I need some rest and relaxation. Ahhh...
Ciao
Megan