Rachel finally presented in class…. and her video pwned.
I mean… her animations skills are really pro… and the vid is godly. (Us normal people can’t compare).
Rachel is guaranteed to get an A XD
Great Job Rachel! (thanks for letting me put it on this site)
W00t!!! Star testing is over… and we get to go to school late for the next two days! The bio section was ridiculously easy… probably because the stereotypical American fails at science, and the standards are set to their level.
Speech and debate leadership applications are now available. You can download them here (PDF file). Speech and debate leadership sounds like a really fun thing to do. Out of the possible jobs, which ones should I apply for?
List:
Obviously, I can’t apply for captain of events I don’t do, like LD, PoFo, or CX.
Many of us are going to be taking Chemistry Honors next year. Because of this, my friend Patrick Lin has provided us with a nice AP review book, which happens to cover all of Chemistry Honors – and a little more.
Link Here: AP Review Book (It’s a PDF file)
I’m currently typing this post inside of the star esting room. I have 20 minutes left of the period, and I haven’t found anything better to do… . Seeing as I forgot to bring a book. Oh well, blogging is as good as anything, really. However, the keyboard is a little laggy – a pain when I can’t see what I’m typing.
Today’s test was on mathematics. I had actually expected it to be a little harder, but it turned out to be relatively easy, albeit time-consuming.
An interesting fact about the Algebra II test: more than half of it is an “optional” juniors-only section which is supposed to determine the level of success one would have in college mathematics. Unfortunately, there was no section in the answer sheet for me to do it… I would have liked to see what it’d be like.
