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Maybe I shouldn't have started this blog now, not with everything that's been going on.

I guess today is just half as busy as those other days I've been talking about, because earlier I got to write half my required daily posts for today before the end of office hours.

Not that there's a lot of new things I could post here that's been happening.

Well, there are some tidbits about slacker co-teacher. Despite his assurance during our school of engineering meeting that he will be going to the first batch of the institutional workshop even though the brother president - as our belief was at the time - had agreed that the engineering faculty would be excused from attending, from the other faculty who were there, it was said that he didn't show up at all.

He was contacted by one of his "friends" on Saturday, the second day of the workshop, about his whereabouts, where he said he was with his family (yeah, like that's a legitimate excuse) and he was told by self-same friend that he shouldn't follow anymore.

Now it turns out that it's another black mark against the college faculty as a whole in the eyes of the brother president, because there were others who left on the evening of the second day and didn't stay the second night anymore or have breakfast for the third day - already paid for.

Of course in the defense of the others who left early, it is the start of finals week for us, and they should have just scheduled themselves for after the course card distribution as a group.

But will we be so lucky as to be that unified in the face of internal rifts?

I really do wish that next year the new dean (and the rest of the administration) would not schedule any required activity for the college faculty before our term is done, regardless of how that would break the "momentum" of the vacation of the integrated school faculty and staff, who end the year earlier.

Another slacker co-teacher habit: not showing up for the finals week.

At least, right now it appears that he's not following the 8am exam schedules that were assigned to him, either by giving his exams to the students earlier (during the thirteenth week) or later in the day, when he is not as lazy to leave home.

Session 2107 is now dragging the rest of the college faculty with his bad image to the president. Class dismissed.