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I just typed (well spoke technically) an outline of this week's tasks, and I was alarmed by how easy it was to fill every hour w/o even the addition of timmy's breaks
Today:
listen to two history lectures -- three hours
meet briefly with Faith and print draft -- half hour
read cardiology papers for seminar -- half hour
blood class -- 3 hours
Tuesday:
read abstracts -- 2 hours
make outline -- 3 hours
write four pages -- 6 hours
listen to one history lecture -- 2 hours
make corrections to history paper and turn in by 4 -- 1 hour
Wednesday:
write six pages -- 7 hours
edit paper -- 2 hours
listen to one history lecture -- 2 hours
Thursday:
revise and turn in paper by 4 p.m. -- 1 hour
listen to four history lectures -- 7 hours
optional: do statistics assignment -- 2 hours
Friday:
finish history lectures -- 3 hours
work on essay questions -- 6 hours
review course pack readings -- 2 hours
can new and improved ben even complete this herculean featand how many milligrams of what will it involve?
Today:
listen to two history lectures -- three hours
meet briefly with Faith and print draft -- half hour
read cardiology papers for seminar -- half hour
blood class -- 3 hours
Tuesday:
read abstracts -- 2 hours
make outline -- 3 hours
write four pages -- 6 hours
listen to one history lecture -- 2 hours
make corrections to history paper and turn in by 4 -- 1 hour
Wednesday:
write six pages -- 7 hours
edit paper -- 2 hours
listen to one history lecture -- 2 hours
Thursday:
revise and turn in paper by 4 p.m. -- 1 hour
listen to four history lectures -- 7 hours
optional: do statistics assignment -- 2 hours
Friday:
finish history lectures -- 3 hours
work on essay questions -- 6 hours
review course pack readings -- 2 hours
can new and improved ben even complete this herculean featand how many milligrams of what will it involve?