22-10-2003 22:28									#1
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I think this deserves a thread of it's own:

So, I am taking:

Organic Chemistry 2
Organic Chemistry 1 Lab
Analytical Chemistry 1
Chemical Thermodynamics
Quantum Mechanics, and it's application in Chemistry
Physics 2.
General Sports ( I must be high, taking this class that starts at 7:30 AM Sunday )

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	22-10-2003 22:33									#2
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Dumbass.

	22-10-2003 22:36									#3
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Termodynamics????

	22-10-2003 22:39									#4
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I am just taking one math class. Single Varible Calculus, They split the class into two simester, and I am taking the second part. I wanted to talk a music appearation class but I was not able to make it to the first class meating and I was droped. So now I am only taking one class.

	22-10-2003 22:40									#5
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Hawlly Shyt, that's a lot of spelling mistakes.

So, answer the question damn it.

	22-10-2003 22:45									#6
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Sorry for turning into a spelling nazi...its the effect of some of the other threads running atm

I am doing English (unsurprisingly ) History, Latin and History of Art...an eclectic mix perhaps, but then I am still at school

	22-10-2003 23:00									#7
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What school teaches latin?

	22-10-2003 23:01									#8
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quote: Originally posted by Azazel I think this deserves a thread of it's own: So, I am taking: Organic Chemistry 2 Organic Chemistry 1 Lab Analytical Chemistry 1 Chemical Thermodynamics Quantum Mechanics, and it's application in Chemistry Physics 2. General Sports ( I must be high, taking this class that starts at 7:30 AM Sunday )

Whats your degree? Or should I already know this.

	22-10-2003 23:05									#9
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Philosophy.

	22-10-2003 23:09									#10
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quote: Originally posted by Azazel What school teaches latin?

A damn good one! Actually, its not that great...teaching a dead language is the one thing my school has going for it (I did ancient Greek for a couple of years too ). They used to teach it in most English schools, but it just got phased out...from everywhere except the very strange few.

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I'd rather have a swimming pool.

	22-10-2003 23:33									#12
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Got one of those too

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quote: Originally posted by Azazel Philosophy.

ahaha

i did some history and philosophy of science classes to get some extra points.

	22-10-2003 23:58									#14
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Two IT-oriented courses for me this upcoming period:
1) Introduction to E-Business and ICT; and
2) Enterprise Systems.

	23-10-2003 00:06									#15
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quote: Originally posted by Verres Got one of those too

wow. I grew up in the inner city. Our school had great teachers, but crappy equipment. Damn, it's hard, growing up in the ghetto.

Zop:

quote: Two IT-oriented courses for me this upcoming period: 1) Introduction to E-Business and ICT; and 2) Enterprise Systems.

That's all? do you attend college?

Makeo:

quote: ahaha i did some history and philosophy of science classes to get some extra points.

I am planning to do so, As well.

	23-10-2003 00:12									#16
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quote: Originally posted by Azazel That's all? do you attend college?

University.

But my periods aren't semesters, it's an eight-week period until Christmas.
If you want to talk semesters, I'll be taking (1) Advanced Business Research Methods, (2) E-Business, and (3) Marketing Research later on.

	23-10-2003 00:13									#17
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This semester it's...

- Intermediate Russian (a)
- Soviet State and Society, 1917-1953
- The Origins of World War II in Europe and Asia, 1919-1942

Next semester it's...

- Intermediate Russian (b)
- Russian State and Society, 1861-1917
- Russian and Soviet Cinema
- Introduction to Eastern European Societies

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quote: Originally posted by Azazel wow. I grew up in the inner city. Our school had great teachers, but crappy equipment. Damn, it's hard, growing up in the ghetto.

Albert? Is that you?

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quote: wow. I grew up in the inner city. Our school had great teachers, but crappy equipment. Damn, it's hard, growing up in the ghetto.

Mine is the opposite...but then that's middle class England for you: too much money and too much stupidity

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quote: But my periods aren't semesters, it's an eight-week period until Christmas. If you want to talk semesters, I'll be taking (1) Advanced Business Research Methods, (2) E-Business, and (3) Marketing Research later on.

Wow. I guess the system in Holland is quite different.

Verres: Our school wasn't bad. It was actually one of the best in the city, in terms of learning. Sadly, it was in the city, and it was underdeveloped.... Once it was much better, but it suffered from much neglect.

Sloww:

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quote: Got one of those too

I hope they actually bother to paint the bottom. Coupled with my fear of deep water, a layer of bare concrete is something I now find terrifying! Boys schools.... can you get more evil?

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Problems of Philosophy
Low-Level Programming
Informastion Structures III
Algorithmic Computation and Analysis II

	23-10-2003 00:38									#23
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quote: Originally posted by Chris Wilkinson This semester it's... - Intermediate Russian (a) - Soviet State and Society, 1917-1953 - The Origins of World War II in Europe and Asia, 1919-1942 Next semester it's... - Intermediate Russian (b) - Russian State and Society, 1861-1917 - Russian and Soviet Cinema - Introduction to Eastern European Societies

so you're about to become a russian, heh?

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quote: Originally posted by Whaleboy I hope they actually bother to paint the bottom. Coupled with my fear of deep water, a layer of bare concrete is something I now find terrifying! Boys schools.... can you get more evil?

I have to admit to bearly using it...sounds too much like exercise. Although i am assured it is kept in a good state of repair.

	23-10-2003 00:46									#25
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When I was at school, I remember the swimming pool being filled with water for about 4 days during the 5 years I was there. That said, a drained pool made a great footy pitch.

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quote: Originally posted by Azazel Wow. I guess the system in Holland is quite different.

We don't have uniformity on university periods over here. Even within a university, different faculties maintain different period lengths.

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damn, I wish we had a pool.

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quote: I have to admit to bearly using it...sounds too much like exercise. Although i am assured it is kept in a good state of repair

Lilo, glass of champagne, floating microwave. Thats one hell of a way to spend an afternoon...

	23-10-2003 00:58									#29
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quote: Originally posted by Paul Hanson When I was at school, I remember the swimming pool being filled with water for about 4 days during the 5 years I was there. That said, a drained pool made a great footy pitch.

Sounds good!

	23-10-2003 01:07									#30
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quote: Originally posted by Verres I have to admit to bearly using it...sounds too much like exercise. Although i am assured it is kept in a good state of repair.

Actually, I've used it a few times It's a nice pool. Even had a swimming gala in it once