Of Yesterday Again and Again

Yesterday was another challenging day. From waking up at an early hour to enduring a class in which people argue with the teacher, rampant things always occur. In the tragic tale of the college life this was bound to happen. The day started off again with me waking up at 7:30, a very early hour. I woke up with the intention that I would not miss class again. So as the alarm rang its annoying sound, I leaped out of bed and washed up. I walked to class and made it there 30 minutes early. I managed to get my favorite seat. The class went by as normal—I got the chance to ascertain the notes that I missed, I was able to finally get the correct date for the test (Monday), and I was able to learn a few new things about Religion in America.

Well class ended early as usual and I raced back to the dorm to switch backpacks. I then waddled to the library computer lab and sat in there for three hours, I believe. I guess it is starting to become my hideout in between classes since everyone is always in class when I am out of class. So I did a few writings, surfed the net, and talked to people. After that, I went to Life Sciences class and was captivated by an interesting movie; I think it is called the Race for the Double Helix??? Anyway it was about Watson and Crick, and a few other important scientists trying to discover what DNA was made of and its shape. This discovery led to many breathtaking inventions, discoveries, and breakthroughs.

After class, I went to an Undergraduate Honor Council Training Session and listened to the Vice Provost, I believe; tell us all about the wonders and details of the Honor Council. Apparently it is a commission in which we determine whether or not students should be punished for their wrong doing or whether or not it was a simple human mistake. Then we determine the intensity of the punishment, kind of interesting to say the least.

Well after doing that, I went to Ethics Class and endured another lengthy but entertaining lecture about morality in current day issues. Because it is difficult to explain ethics, I will not punish you all with the gory details. Next was the Hall Council meeting in which I hope to run as Secretary (I hope no one with an inquisitive mind runs against me). And lastly, I studied a bit of Biology, or tried to. As I may or may not have said before, Biology here is virtually the same as AP Biology in every aspect. So that was my yesterday.