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"Intellectual growth should commence at birth and cease only at death"
"Intellectual growth should commence at birth and cease only at death"
It's that time of day again that my mind starts to distance itself from my body and onto the computer screen. It's the second day of school for most students, but for me, it's the first. When it's time for students to register for classes there is a specific order when it comes registering. First and foremost priority registration is allowed access to their classes-- which are usually students involved in specific clubs. Than the seniors, juniors, sophomores, and finally freshman. WELL my amiga (Tiphaniee) and I waited endearingly beside our computers until midnight so the second the clock struck twelve we could register for the classes we desired. I aspired my schedule to beyond perfect! Turns out, dreams do come true. This semester I merely have classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Although it took a lot of time and a little bit of mathematics- the deed is done.
Today was my first day of this new semester and it went by peacefully. I got a syllabus from all my teachers and I've already filled out my planer with all the assignments due dates, quiz's, and test dates. I needed one more credit to fill up my schedule so I decided to take a billiards (pool) class. Turned out my friend, Jon, was enrolled for the class as well; so I am looking forward to having an hour break to just kick back. My other classes are pretty demanding, but nothing I can't handle. This semester I'm takin' more classes that go towards my major which should be helpful and exciting.
Jeff Hornacek came to our school today to talk about his experience in the NBA. He was really down to earth and talked about what things he thought were truly important in his life. He talked about his family, mainly his children. It was really entertaining to ask him personal questions and hear his comical answers. Everyone should be looking forward to the Martin Luther King Vigil tomorrow. I know I ammmmm! It helps remember Dr. King and what he did to promote justice, peace, and social equality.
Since I don't have classes tomorrow-- I can finish up any homework I have (Yes, I know...why in the world do I have homework the first day?) All I know is that I have a perfect academic schedule and it should help balance everything out. Easy breezy, that too cheesy? >;]
Today was my first day of this new semester and it went by peacefully. I got a syllabus from all my teachers and I've already filled out my planer with all the assignments due dates, quiz's, and test dates. I needed one more credit to fill up my schedule so I decided to take a billiards (pool) class. Turned out my friend, Jon, was enrolled for the class as well; so I am looking forward to having an hour break to just kick back. My other classes are pretty demanding, but nothing I can't handle. This semester I'm takin' more classes that go towards my major which should be helpful and exciting.
Jeff Hornacek came to our school today to talk about his experience in the NBA. He was really down to earth and talked about what things he thought were truly important in his life. He talked about his family, mainly his children. It was really entertaining to ask him personal questions and hear his comical answers. Everyone should be looking forward to the Martin Luther King Vigil tomorrow. I know I ammmmm! It helps remember Dr. King and what he did to promote justice, peace, and social equality.
Since I don't have classes tomorrow-- I can finish up any homework I have (Yes, I know...why in the world do I have homework the first day?) All I know is that I have a perfect academic schedule and it should help balance everything out. Easy breezy, that too cheesy? >;]
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