Well, that's a relief!
Jan. 29th, 2009 12:11 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
davetheanalyzerThis morning I panicked. When I saw my English Professor's post on Quinnipiac's website - that I have to write an essay about an assignment I was still working on - I thought it was due today. I sent an e-mail to the English Professor, quibbling him for expecting an essay in such a narrow passage of time, especially as my classmates mostly likely possess busier schedules than my own. To my relief, he replied back, stating the essay wasn't due until Tuesday and apologizing for the misunderstanding.
In my previous post, I mentioned hearing the Professor was friendly. He is. Despite the challenging work and tasks he expects us to do (Thinking in a way that's outside our usual way of thinking and rewriting essays to the point that they're not a revision), he listens to our worries and helps clarify things if you ask him. Despite the work, I think I'll like him.
Now, back reading and annotating the assignment.
PS: Also, the person who would repair my laptop has just arrived. Hopefully, she would be able to diagnose the problem and rectify it (My dad theorizes it's an overheated video board). Fingers crossed!
In my previous post, I mentioned hearing the Professor was friendly. He is. Despite the challenging work and tasks he expects us to do (Thinking in a way that's outside our usual way of thinking and rewriting essays to the point that they're not a revision), he listens to our worries and helps clarify things if you ask him. Despite the work, I think I'll like him.
Now, back reading and annotating the assignment.
PS: Also, the person who would repair my laptop has just arrived. Hopefully, she would be able to diagnose the problem and rectify it (My dad theorizes it's an overheated video board). Fingers crossed!
