Syllabus' are a pain

It's come to my attention that the first week of classes usually are the most painstaking things to deal with.

What with all the syllabus' passed out, what not to do in a classroom, memorizing names and all that crazy junk. In college, it's at least a little bit more paced.

As it has truly stated, SOU has very small class sizes. The average number, I'd say, that I was in a classroom with students is about 20 to 25 students (I'm not counting Theatre Foundations, all the pre-major freshman + transfer theatre students are in that class). It's a nice feeling, at least interaction with the classroom is a bit more lively than it was in high school.

In fact, our Honors Math class decided it was much more lively to talk about the Vice Presidential debates than logarithms (it's Math 105, don't expect me to be a genius).

Anyway.

The most important topic for now: the Theatre department. Apparently, there are 240 majors/pre-majors enrolled and the main stage can only hold a capacity of 260 people.

Competition... intensifies! Thank the gods almost half of them want to become performers.

Either way, I'm still very much excited for the productions to start rolling. Quote me on this two weeks from now when I'm only living on four hours of sleep.

And when I'm swamped with homework and jobs (WHICH, by the way, I'm still applying for, the Elmo's restaurant here in the student quad wants me to check in next monday while a painting crew wants to interview me today. Huzzah!)

Well, take care until next Friday, everyone!