Pish… I should have done better in Java. Maybe if I hadn’t accidentally slept through as many quizzes or completely not turned in one of the four programs. I was actually expecting worse, but I can live with it I guess. I plan on acing next year’s C++ class though.
I got my Physics test back today. I got a 66, which is a B. Don’t you high school kiddies just hate me. ;P
Will update with last bit of spring break once I finish the latest Java assignments.
Here in a couple of hours I will be heading back to Knoxville for the fifth (or is it the sixth) weekend in a row, and again for a good reason. This time I will be off early Saturday morning for Myrtle Beach for a week with five of my good friends from here at Tech. Expect daily coverage and pictures, granted I have an internet connection, which seems much more likely than last summer at Folly Island. While I at least have intentions of working on the assigned homework over the break, being at the beach doesn’t exactly foster studious activities. Everybody loves spending their time at the beach writing java, right?
I have decided that I may never actually need to attend my physics class. The latest homework assignment on circular motion had me scared and I resented the possibility that I might need to start spending another hour in class each MWF, but alas, it seems to have been merely a passing moment in a class I already know everything in.
Last night was the first match of the intramural Halo tournament. (I made a reservation in my abstinence from video games this week for the intramural Halo that I had already signed up for.) Our petty little team was shamelessly owned up and down the field. It’s a double-elim tourney, so we play again tonight against someone else who got owned last night, so we might have a better chance at the games lasting more than a minute or two. All in all, it’s not any worse than playing on Xbox live used to be, so I’m used to these kinds of games.
