silva rerum

mais pas si nous allons vers un cauchemar

BIOL 334 is draw­ing to a ter­ri­fy­ing close, the 60% final loom­ing over­head like Damocles’ sword. I have very little con­fid­ence that I will per­form well on the final – I sus­pect I will get nervous, rush and make silly mis­takes through­out. I can’t let that happen!

I’ll simply have to study hard, make notes and spend time doing the prac­tice prob­lems. I even bor­rowed Primer of Genetic Analysis: A Problems Approach for extra prob­lems to do in order to prac­tice. I hope it will help.

I’ll post my crib sheet here later for any­one who might be tak­ing the course in the future; per­haps it will be of some use to someone else.

Nevertheless, I have BIOL 335 with Dr. Berezowsky again to which I may look for­ward and Les Misérables at the Arts Club Theatre on July 17^th as well! I’ve heard rave reviews about it and I’m really look­ing for­ward to it as a brief res­pite from the oblig­a­tions of AMS Minischool, SUS, BIOL 335 and other duties.

Father’s day is com­ing up which reminds me of “The Best Day” by Taylor Swift, a really sweet and happy song. It makes me smile everytime I hear the gui­tar in the beginning!

Just to men­tion, I’ve changed up my blog a little. The Last​.fm plu­gin stopped work­ing after I updated WordPress to 2.8 so I replaced it with my CiteULike feed – now you can admire my geekery! I read a wide vari­ety of schol­arly art­icles so hope­fully you’ll find some­thing of interest there.

Also, I’ve installed the CommentLuv plu­gin in lieu of the OpenID one – everytime you com­ment, you have the option of includ­ing a link to your latest post! Consider it my thanks for com­ment­ing – when people com­ment, I feel a little burst of sun­shine inside.

Back to study­ing! …And con­tem­pla­tion about Harper’s Island!

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