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3rdragonSo I went to Spanish class today. This is not surprising; I do it every Tuesday/Thursday.
When my spanish teacher arrived, she told us that she'd accidentally been keeping us for an extra hour a week - all semester long. Our response, of course, is "What?!" (Or rather, "¿¡Que!?") Apparently a Tuesday/Thursday spanish class is only supposed to be an hour and twenty minutes, unless it's a seminar. My spanish 250 course is not a seminar. For the past ~10 weeks, however, we've had hour-and-fifty-minute classes twice a week.
. . . and I've now acquired an extra not-terribly-useful half-hour before I go to work at the CMP. On the plus side, today I used some of that half-hour to go to Forbes and pick up the copy of Dragonhaven that's been waiting for me.
No wonder that class seemed really freaking long.
When my spanish teacher arrived, she told us that she'd accidentally been keeping us for an extra hour a week - all semester long. Our response, of course, is "What?!" (Or rather, "¿¡Que!?") Apparently a Tuesday/Thursday spanish class is only supposed to be an hour and twenty minutes, unless it's a seminar. My spanish 250 course is not a seminar. For the past ~10 weeks, however, we've had hour-and-fifty-minute classes twice a week.
. . . and I've now acquired an extra not-terribly-useful half-hour before I go to work at the CMP. On the plus side, today I used some of that half-hour to go to Forbes and pick up the copy of Dragonhaven that's been waiting for me.
No wonder that class seemed really freaking long.
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Date: 5 Dec 2007 01:15 am (UTC)Textbooks: $65.00
Figuring out that your professor has been keeping you for an extra hour each week: Priceless.
There are some things money can't buy. For everything else, there's MasterCard.
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Date: 5 Dec 2007 01:24 am (UTC)