Having listened to Maroon 5's latest album 'It Won't Be Soon Before Long', I find that the songs suit my current mood very much. 'Infatuation', 'Back at your Door' and 'Makes me wonder', are some of my favourites. It was what I had been looking for to start my gloomy day.
The workload for this weekend is rather overwhelming. By far, the most taxing subject is definitely English Literature. The following is expected to be accomplished by the coming week; complete reading the ninety-paged 'Translations'; revise for the quiz on 'Much Ado About Nothing'; be well versed with the Literature glossary, consisting of 90+ terminologies.
For Law, I was informed that there will be a mock exam on the Friday, 29th June 2007. The scope covers five topics including common law & equity, judicial precedent, statutory interpretation, juries, and magistrates. Currently, I need to study magistrates on my own to make up for lost time.
As for Economics, the disappointing 'B' for the mock exam on Unit 1 has compelled me to revise the syllabus again. Apart from that, having missed out quite a bit on unit 2 during my two week study break, independent revision is required.
On the contrary, I can take a recess from Government and Politics for a month before I resume unit 3 (possibly unit 4) in July with Mark.
But let us not forget that I have other external deadlines to comply to; preparing for the LNAT, personal statements and tutor references.
It is a demanding period of the year but I know I will get through it. Off I go now for brunch and completing the tasks aforementioned.
The workload for this weekend is rather overwhelming. By far, the most taxing subject is definitely English Literature. The following is expected to be accomplished by the coming week; complete reading the ninety-paged 'Translations'; revise for the quiz on 'Much Ado About Nothing'; be well versed with the Literature glossary, consisting of 90+ terminologies.
For Law, I was informed that there will be a mock exam on the Friday, 29th June 2007. The scope covers five topics including common law & equity, judicial precedent, statutory interpretation, juries, and magistrates. Currently, I need to study magistrates on my own to make up for lost time.
As for Economics, the disappointing 'B' for the mock exam on Unit 1 has compelled me to revise the syllabus again. Apart from that, having missed out quite a bit on unit 2 during my two week study break, independent revision is required.
On the contrary, I can take a recess from Government and Politics for a month before I resume unit 3 (possibly unit 4) in July with Mark.
But let us not forget that I have other external deadlines to comply to; preparing for the LNAT, personal statements and tutor references.
It is a demanding period of the year but I know I will get through it. Off I go now for brunch and completing the tasks aforementioned.
