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Everybody wish Teresa a happy birthday if you see her.

From the same language that brought you "spendo^" (to pour a libation) and "e^the^somai" (to be sent to consult an oracle), the Greek word of the day is "palos": the lot cast from a shaken helmet.

(I'm using Perseus' notation here: "e^" signifies "eta" (while "e" signifies "epsilon"), and "o^" signifies "omega" (while "o" signifies "omicron").)

I saw ZG [Professor Zbigniew Gasyna, who runs the laboratory for Chem 267, Experimental PChem, and who also ran the molecular simulation labs for Bio 191 and for OChem] at the grocery store last night. He was comparing the prices of eggs.

It's so hard to think of professors as normal people like that.

The Greek word of the day is ollumi.

Perseus is tempting me to the Dark side.

No Little Red Schoolhouse for me, thanks to the Chemistry department's brilliant plan for lab on consecutive days. (Why would anyone want to take an afternoon class? They're done with gen chem and ochem lab!) I just wish I could have found out sooner, and not been fed false hopes.

And now to try to pick up a class having missed the first week.

I don't normally promote commercials, but this one was too good to pass up.

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