Student "edition" found at {csi dot journalspace dot com}.

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

Several tidbits of news today, starting of course with Mr. Most Important Research.

I got the letter from the president's secretary already, and yes, he does prefer (like me) that the memorandum be signed first before any further physical set ups are given the go ahead.

I copied that into an email I sent to Mr. MIR, telling him that if he wants to go ahead with the meeting, he will be by himself since I have a previously set all day affair. He said he will push through with it, waiting to talk to the brother and for me.

What's funnier is that he also will be hanging out at our faculty room checking out the internet. So he's still under the assumption that even though the brother did not approve the work order, that he can still get what he wants from the personnel here.

Well, it will be a long and disappointing vigil for him tomorrow if he wants me to assist him in still getting that done.

@@ Second item: I think I've already mentioned here before how Mathematical Methods One and Trigonometric Applications will now be merged into one six-unit subject for those in technical courses.

It was assigned to our new graduate, to lessen the possibility of being biased with students he had as classmates before.

But it seems some of the other math teachers (who may or may not have been part of the academics committee who made the change) want the subject to be taught by one of the veteran teachers.

That's something they have to talk about now with the school director.

@@ Last, I found out yesterday that one of our other graduates, the one who spun his losses in the SC elections as having been cheated, is now applying to the school either in the registrar's office, marketing or in student affairs. Well, I hope they see the negative consequences against accepting him.

Session 2153 has their own ideas about running things, not necessarily the best. Class dismissed.