Exam reminders: T-Cards are a must!

Pre-Post Reminder:
If you've already forgotten that you have school and that you have exams (well that's fantastic; you're off to a very, very good start: go check the December 2007 Exam Schedule), let me be the first and last to remind you that T-Cards are a must. You must present your number, or else they will not (I repeat: will not), recognize you. You are only as good as the number on your card (that, and the face accompanying the card-holder). If you've lost it, ahem to some (Farah), go get a new one, ASAP. For anyone in Life Sci, who is taking MAT135, you'll most likely need it for Term Test 2, December 6th (yes, that would be a Thursday -- aren't you on the ball?).


Post-reminder post:
Maybe it's just me, maybe I'm being anal, but if you're going to save seats for your friends, please ensure that your friend is a real person and not a bag/inanimate being of some sort. It tends to irk people when you respond to their queries like this: "Yeah. That seats saved." (Insert anonymous-brand bag that's sitting all by its lonesome.) And dummies don't count, unless you're really funny. Then I'll let it slide. Otherwise, bags, when taking valuable seating space, are counted as vile villains. Off with their... zippers. And handles. Beware.

Tomorrow, or some day after, I'd like to discuss "Passion vs. Intelligence" and "Social Retardation vs. Interpersonal Finesse," which is the brainchild discussion of a random phone-call regarding Research Positions for first-and-further year undergrads. When you're eating fries, trying to read BIO150 articles (dry as bone, for a vast majority of the articles), and examining your prospects, you tend to elaborate.

I'll post that depthy, layered thought later.
When I've found time to rest. Yes. Time to rest.