I haven't taken a math class since college algebra in high school (14 years ago) and then I relied heavily on my friend Jeff. I think I went into English to primarily avoid math. Therefore, I wasn't thrilled when I found out I would have to take a statistics course.
So far, it hasn't been as bad as I originally anticipated. It's mostly dealing with charts and a lot of it's done on the computer. Today, we had our first class in the computer lab and got to work with a program that creates charts after you input the data. I can't say that I really understood it all well but I think I got it just as much as anyone else did in the class. We're social workers. Math is not our friend.
What else?
I went to the Pizza Schmizza Pub near campus. When I was walking by, some of my classmates from my culture class my first quarter were there. I thought it'd be fun to join them but it really ended up being a lot of shit-talking, not just about professors but about other students. It's good to know that I won't be missing anything if I don't go hang out with them again. We don't want no drama.
I also got to watch 'Capitalism: A Love Story' in my Human Behavior class. It made me appreciate my teacher infinitely more.
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