Comments on: http://dylan.hardison.net/journal/2005/01/25/265/ A collection of unrelated sentences. Fri, 10 Mar 2006 20:56:38 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: dylan http://dylan.hardison.net/journal/2005/01/25/265/comment-page-1/#comment-154 dylan Wed, 26 Jan 2005 04:54:51 +0000 http://dylan.hardison.net/journal/2005/01/25/265/#comment-154 <p>oh, this is an algebra class... it's intermediate algebra. I wasn't able to skip it, though.</p> oh, this is an algebra class… it’s intermediate algebra. I wasn’t able to skip it, though.

]]> By: aftrant http://dylan.hardison.net/journal/2005/01/25/265/comment-page-1/#comment-153 aftrant Wed, 26 Jan 2005 04:26:46 +0000 http://dylan.hardison.net/journal/2005/01/25/265/#comment-153 <p>Why aren't they letting you take those now? =\ I did badly with Algebra and worse with Geometry, but I decided to ignore that and take Calculus and number theory/set theory/discrete stuff anyway. Calculus was such a burnout class (even though it's an "easy" undergraduate class), so this discrete class is being all pleasant but still mostly worthwhile so far.</p> <p><p>Way to boast. :P Some of us marred our GPAs with our first course. Not mentioning any names. But there has to be some higher priority.</p> <p>It's funny, my maths teacher has us write in complete sentences and other such silliness. I don't mind, because they do make sense with the questions we're doing. But I did quite like calculus's letting us just write whatever random symbols we wanted and the graduate student teacher would figure it out.</p> <p>I miss her and her crazy Japanese accent. ^_^ Nobody else in that class understood her sense of humour, I think.</p> <p>This stream of consciousness comment has been brought to you by the number zero. In conclusion: Zrkadt.</p> <p>Have fun with mindless testing. =\ Doing standardised tests is a really strange experience. You'll make something good internal come out of it, I'm sure</p></p> Why aren’t they letting you take those now? =\ I did badly with Algebra and worse with Geometry, but I decided to ignore that and take Calculus and number theory/set theory/discrete stuff anyway. Calculus was such a burnout class (even though it’s an “easy” undergraduate class), so this discrete class is being all pleasant but still mostly worthwhile so far.

Way to boast. :P Some of us marred our GPAs with our first course. Not mentioning any names. But there has to be some higher priority.

It’s funny, my maths teacher has us write in complete sentences and other such silliness. I don’t mind, because they do make sense with the questions we’re doing. But I did quite like calculus’s letting us just write whatever random symbols we wanted and the graduate student teacher would figure it out.

I miss her and her crazy Japanese accent. ^_^ Nobody else in that class understood her sense of humour, I think.

This stream of consciousness comment has been brought to you by the number zero. In conclusion: Zrkadt.

Have fun with mindless testing. =\ Doing standardised tests is a really strange experience. You’ll make something good internal come out of it, I’m sure

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