wired

Okay... so I told myself that I would go to bed early. It's now past 1 AM. Not exactly early. And I am kind of hyper. Which is totally wrong, because I got a whole 4 hours of sleep last night. Why? Because I was studying for my research methods test... and I think I failed the test anyways. A few good hours of sleep sacrified for nothing. All I have to say is... there goes my 'A' in research methods. :sigh:

But anyways... I'm not going to think about that anymore.

I just made up my schedule for spring semester. The idea of an english minor is out. Too many boring classes. Instead, I'm going to have a women's studies minor. Which was what I intended to have freshman year. I should have just stuck with it. I only need to take 5 classes to get it, too. I'm hopefully taking 3 in the spring, and one of them, Women in the Bible, will also count as my third required theo class. All the psych classes seem to have incredibly heinous times, so it looks like I'll be stuck taking Intro to Social Psych. I took social psych at COD, but the credit didn't transfer over, so this will probably end up being fairly repetitive. But hey, that's alright with me.

So here's what it looks like I'm taking (I register next Friday, which is pretty early, so hopefully, I will get the classes I want)...

Rhetoric and Comp 2 (gag...)... MWF 11-11:50
Intro to Social Psych... MWF 12-12:50
Women in Society... MW 1-2:15
Women in the Bible... TuTh 11-12:15
Women/Crime/Justice... TuTh 12:25-1:50

Not bad, huh? I'm getting more and more excited about these classes.

The women's studies minor also means that I can graduate in Dec '05, instead of in the spring of '06. I was thinking about it... and after the spring term, all I need is 2 more classes from women's studies, and at least 1 more psych class. If I can take 2 psych classes, that makes 4 classes. And I need something called "senior experience," and then I'm done. So I could bump the WS minor to a major, but that would be pretty intense. I suppose I'll talk to my advisor and see what she thinks (if she's any help at all).

On non-school related items, Halloween was fun. I recovered enough to go out. Saturday night was kind of crazy, with the band party. But it was good times. Maybe I'll post a pic here of us in our costumes. I was wearing a wig, so people kept looking at me weird, then going "Leah! I almost didn't recognize you!" It was funny.

Well anyways... as eventful as the weekend was, I don't feel like blogging any more at the moment. Tomorrow night, I will be working (yes, working... and getting paid! $10 an hour!) on some election stuff (counting votes or something equally entertaining). And Wednesday night is the first basketball game of the season! Woohoo!