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Saturday, April 19, 2008
semester review
looking back at this semester... is really a complete upside down of last semester. Results last semester were the worst yet, and i was besieged with so many personal problems. This semester, results seem promising, and hopefully will be better than the previous semester. After 3 semesters, i finally touched upon a relevant, applicable, working-world module :insurance and annuities. Another statistics module, survey methodlogy, was fairly interesting too, especially with a nice and 'cute' lecturer. And yes, every semester i have faced a 'killer' module, this semester being linear algebra II. Biology, which im taking for the 1st time ever, was certainly an insightful and fun module, learning about so diverse topics, ranging from DNA, plants, and animals, to systematics, ecology and evolution, where we also touched upon Darwin's theory of evolution. All the topics were really interesting and informative! Also got to meet and know so many friends this semester, and didn't experience any significant personal problems this semester. And of course, Bahasa Indonesia.

So here we have it, Bahasa Indonesia, which is rather similar to Malay. This module really deserves special mention. I took this module because.... well being a Singaporean, it would be really beneficial to learn Malay won't it. Having taken Japanese language previously, i knew language classes wouldn't disappoint. And it absolutely didn't. Highly interactive classes allowed me to mingle with so many people, especially pretty gals, hehe. A big concert-project which involved the whole student cohort (where i joined the logistics team) was more fun and interesting than i expected to be. More importantly, two primary school friend spotted me in this module, and i have seen reestablished contact with at least 6 of them (with many planned outings coming up soon). Well, despite earlier rantings about my screwed up oral test, i still found this module to be a very enjoyable one. The disastrous oral test... i'll just say that it was a pity that the module was superb, right up to the last 2 mins, where i messed up my oral test. haha.


me at 9:11 PM