Yea, not really. At the moment I\u2019m sitting at home, with a pile of Clementine peels by my side, and having the phone to my ear organizing my few meagre days in Hamilton. Turns out, it takes a bit of organizing to fit everyone in if you\u2019re on a time limit!<\/p>\n
But before I get into my antics back here, I\u2019ll go over some of my finals. Essentially, it was the most studying I\u2019ve ever done in\u2026ever. I had my face glued to paper for two weeks straight. The first week of exams, I had nothing. Then the second week, I had 5 exams, in 5 days. One, after another. Little overviews of the course are as follows:<\/p>\n
Anthropology 100 \u2013 Rough start, quite a bit of writing. But I enjoyed the information I retained by the end of it. Anyone know what a kinship diagram is? Fun times. I have one made up for my parents when I practised for the midterm! But yea, final was the second hardest. I\u2019m guessing mid 70s. I\u2019m happy.<\/p>\n
Sociology 100 \u2013 Reasons for big changes, basically. It didn\u2019t make too much sense at first, but then when you started applying it to actually examples in today\u2019s world, such as Jay-Z and his chances on immigrating into Canada, makes for a lot of entertainment (he didn\u2019t make it by the way). The paper made me look at media differently. Anyone heard of the \u201cThe Medium is the Message\u201d? Not what\u2019s advertised, but HOW. It\u2019s legit. The final was probably my worst. It was the last of the 5, and I couldn\u2019t for the life of me study for it. I was drained. But after building a gingerbread house with the remaining people in my house, drinking hot chocolate, and slacking around for a few hours, I got back to it\u2026at like 11PM. I didn\u2019t get sleep much that night because I\u2019m in the DOTA hallway. My ultimate vice that game is.<\/p>\n
ASTU 150 \u2013 This course was a rollercoaster. Loved it, hated it, then left liking it again. I guess I never really understood what the point of this course was when I decided to start hating it. It was research strategies involving scholarly articles. I think what I really enjoyed about this course was the theme we researched. It was gender and sexuality. Heteronormativity in different demographics, how was perceive gender, what is acceptable, what isn\u2019t, etc. We even had an article about professor\u2019s and lectures. The phonemes and morphemes they use actually change the way we look at them. Are they approachable, or are they scary enough to avoid eye contact. The final was 3 hours, and I think I did pretty well on it. I think maybe even my best. Big bang bam, first year English requirement out of the way.<\/p>\n
Philosophy 100 \u2013 Mark wasn\u2019t smart with this course. He dropped biology and took this course because he thought it\u2019d be easier. So much for that. Me and a friend went in it together, both decided to skip majority of the lectures, and only showed up for the discussions. Well when we had 2 days to study a whole course, we feared for our lives. But we crammed like we never have before, with our good friends Monster and 5 Hour Energy, and we killed the exam. It isn\u2019t as complicated as we had thought. Although some of those concepts were confusing. I still don\u2019t like you Hume, seriously.<\/p>\n
Psychology 100 \u2013 My favourite course!! And my future major. What I love about this course is how applicable the knowledge you attain in this knowledge is to real life. Why are we less tired in the light? What exactly happens to the ears of a deaf person? Is hypnosis real? Why can\u2019t you trust a sketchy banker? (for those in Coren\u2019s class). Psychology answers ALL these questions! After learning from my mistakes and studying more for the final, I\u2019m fairly confident in it. It\u2019s a fun time guys, no lies.<\/p>\n
Onward to second semester! Psych and socio carries over, and I\u2019m also taking up two EOSC courses. Natural disasters and Mesozoic era. I saw of the same questions for this course, and I\u2019m STOKED.<\/p>\n
Update you guys with my adventures back home! Remember SADM? Yea. That night is coming. Pictures will be included.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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