After another dreaded quiz in Chem1, a grueling first long exam in Soc Sci2, and a tricky long test in Sport Climbing just this morning, I can finally breathe a sigh of reief - at least for now, that is.
But it seems that all that I've been through so far is just a taste of what's to come. With the midterms approaching, long exam dates and priojects are filing up and clamoring for my attention. There's a scheduled departmental exam in Chem1 by the end of the month, another departmental long exam in Math 100 on February 4, group projects in Comm3, English 1, and yes, even Chem1, and the possibility of an un-announced test in English1 anytime. It looks like the next couple of weeks will be Hell Weeks for me.
But wait, there's more. Academics aren't all that I have to worry about(I guess I may be too much of a worrier, after all). For sure, by the second week of February the dorm and corridors will in the thick of preparations for the Open House Week. And after that, our corridor will be resuming the GA (Ground Acropolis) Cup sponsored by our committee. And before we know it, it's the end of the semester. Then we'll have the finals and it'll be Hell Week all over again.
Why does life here in UP have to be an endless cycle of Hell Weeks? Somebody please tell me the answer.