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Students' Archthesis on Uni-Verse

Discussion in 'Whatnots' started by Loreseeker, May 24, 2008.

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  1. Ofelix

    Ofelix The world changes, we do not, what irony!

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    Why does almost every teachers treat us, undergraduate students, as if we don't know anything ?

    Oh well, I should begin to think just what part of history I want to specialise in. However, It's still early, I still have got two years before even considering a Master's degree. So, far I'm hooked on Ancient Rome and 19th century Europe. Though my Rome class is kinda hard, since I don't know any Latin. Oh well, next term I'll take a Latin class, should be awesome!

    Yeah I know I'm weird, I'm really looking forward to learn a dead language, meh!
     
    Ofelix, Feb 2, 2009
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  2. Loreseeker

    Loreseeker A believer in knowledge Veteran

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    I loved my Latin classes and I hope you have as much fun as I did. It might be a dead language, but it can be quite interesting.


    EDIT: I've just nuked my perfect exam score to oblivion. Feeling happy, though. :)
     
    Loreseeker, Feb 4, 2009
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  3. Decados

    Decados The Chosen One

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    Well that was a stressful fortnight! Just done three class tests and completed an essay (in the nick of time). Of course, to make things more 'interesting', I was away over the weekend in the middle of it. Still, done now and I've a mere three weeks of teaching left before the Easter break!

    Slightly late on the discussion, but I too did a bit of Latin at Uni (last year in fact). Turned out to be as interesting as I'd hoped it would be.
     
    Decados, Mar 7, 2009
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  4. Loreseeker

    Loreseeker A believer in knowledge Veteran

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    41 out of 50 on my Pathologic Physiology test! :D I was sure I had messed it up rather badly. Lady must have KO-ed Tyrant that day...

    Also, 3 weeks till Exam of Doom, hopefully for the last time. I paid the sign up sum already - hopefully that will inspire some motivation in me.

    (Tbh, I promised myself Witcher EE if I do this right this time around...)
     
    Loreseeker, Mar 16, 2009
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  5. Loreseeker

    Loreseeker A believer in knowledge Veteran

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    *worships the Lady*

    Also, I'm *so* getting Witcher...
     
    Loreseeker, Apr 15, 2009
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