the to-do list, written in no real particular order.

So, this is what my week-before-finals is going to look like, homework wise.

- Political Theory final. Write up the answers to two questions on environmentalism, making sure not to exceed a page and a half for either question. Provide references and a works cited page. Literally, the easiest final ever. I don’t get why all my classmates are bitching about it. Oh well, then. (By Wednesday)

- Data Collection Project for Psychology. I have to compile the responses of forty students to surveys on emotional intimacy using Excel. This is the part that is going to take forfuckingever. But hey, when my group had our meeting, I volunteered to do this, so I can’t say that I didn’t know what I was getting into. I also have to go buy some poster board and a shit ton of glue so that we can (in true high school project fashion) glue things to other things. (By Thursday)

- Write response paper for Data Collecton project. Basically, a two page paper on how I felt about my Psychology group project. Pfft.

- Film analysis paper on The Shawshank Redemption for Sociology. Four page sociological analysis of the film. Already started. About 1/3 of the way done. Boo. (By Thursday)

- Write up two outlines for the essay questions provided on the study guide sheet for my Psych final. Generally start studying for Psych exam. (By Wednesday)

- Write out Spanish oral exam script and send to partner. (By Monday)

- Finish Spanish workbook pages. (By Monday)

I also really need to start studying for my Spanish and Psychology finals, which are both Monday finals. My Psych professor supplied us with a study guide, so that shouldn’t be all that difficult to get prepared for. But Spanish? Jesus H. Christ, my Spanish teacher is granola nutbar crazy and I have no idea where to even begin to study for this exam. Sadly, I really need to make an excellent grade on it so that I can bring up my average for the class. Yea, I’m pretty screwed. It looks like I’ll be locking myself in the library with my Spanish book and just going at it until exam day. Unfortunately, even that won’t help me all that much, considering I always study for these Spanish exams and then go into the test and seem to not know anything.