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I have a few minutes before I should try to do some homework before French class today. So I got to go into the lab today for Immunology, which was absolutely exciting. I got to load a hemocytometer and do cell counting. Very exciting stuff. I had to do some dilutions, and we have to check on our cells, which I will do later this afternoon, in all probability, considering that the more data you have, the better your stuff, right?

What was not exciting though was that I got an 85% on my last worksheet because I reversed two of my equations. Very disappointing, especially in a class where a 95% is the cut-off between an A and an A-.

Afterwards it was time for my FAVORITE (only not) class of Analytical Chemistry. At least today we didn't have to hear about how not being perfect will result in our being fired. We have a quiz a week from today in there, and I am seriously not looking forward to taking it, because I may spontaneously combust in the process of taking it.

Then there was yay immunology, which led to great developments of knowledge regarding B-Cells and Cell Death.

Then history, which has made me feel inept again. There are these tree point who just dominate everything, and about 12% of our grade is participation. Considering there's the whole A/A- disparity there too, I have a right to be concerned, I think.

I think I'm going to talk to my history prof. about grad school, because I've already mentioned it here. That might yield some kind of discussion about something. I don't know what, but it might put me in better graces. In all likelihood, I'll fail at life.