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Ugh, next year is going to SUCK
Next Fall I am taking 17 hours and they are ALMOST ALL FREE ELECTIVES, because my scheduling got screwed up. I need to take Complex Analysis, it is not an option, I have to take it, and I was also going to take Probability and Statistics as an upper-level math elective BUT NOOOO they had to be scheduled at the SAME FREAKING TIME, so if I can't find a prof to do a directed study with me, I'm going to have to take 3, 3! upper level math courses in the Spring (Abstract Algebra, Knot Theory, and Combinatorics) and that's not counting the one-hour seminar I'll have to take because Multivariable Calculus (ie Calc III) is a three-hour course at Dalton and a four-hour course here, and I'll have to make up that stupid extra hour if I want to fulfill my math requirement. It turns out I only need about 20 more hours for my requirements (12 math, 6 gen ed, 2 PE), but I need some 37 more to graduate (i think), hence a huge amount of free electives. Basically my schedule this coming fall is going to be freaking meaningless, but I imagine I'll be doing quite a bit of reading, for this is what I am taking:
MAT 417 Complex Analysis
MUS 215 Music Appreciation
REL 326 Seminar: Buddhist Philosophy
ART 284 Hand Building Clay
ENG 214 Masterpieces of World Literature
HPE 124 Golf
HPE 107 Bowling
posted by Paula @ 2:06 AM
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5 Comments:
Again I say:
HAHA BOWLING
DORK
Are you close to becoming, if not already, the most complete, beautiful mind the world has ever known?
Or will the summer heat find you in hysteria and face paint, ascending a tower with a high-powered rifle?
(I guess only time will tell.)
I thought of this formulae for irrelevance, I can't get it accepted in the mainstream. If the prior probability of h = the probability of h/e, then e is irrelevant with regard to h. More generally, the informational content of e with regards to context h = Prior prob h - prob h/e, with the implication that if you know it all already, then nothing is relevant, with the further implication that an omniscient god doesn't care about us.
I can supply the rifle if you promise to spare me and maybe take me with you on your escape to Mexico.
I sort of wish that my school offered bowling, but I wouldn't have time for it anyway.
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