Year books and blocks

Readers of this blog have seen me being relaxed during exam time in the first two terms. In the first term, I had reasons to feel comfortable about my preparedness. Now I have none. Still, watch me being cocky! Blog entries at 6 am when there are 10 long chapters of Fin to go - that's how brave I'm (and stupid - which goes without saying)!

Finally finished a write up for the dorm for the year book. Chhedi and I had struggled to find a suitable theme for the article for the past 6-7 days. No good idea seemed to present itself. I was very frustrated with this unfinished business hanging over my head, with the submission deadline long past (LSD handles the year book making and I almost began avoiding Oka in the last two-three days!) Chhedi finally came up with some thoughts and we managed to piece together 1600+ words. Should be ready to publish by the evening. I missed getting into the magazine committee in DJ, and though the yearbook there was nothing special (more like an address book - and I didn't even get a copy), I would have loved to be part of its compilation process. Preparing the welcome kit for the incoming facchas should be a pleasure. What I also want to do is use the aegis of LSD to promote nonfiction writing in WIMWI - I do not have good enough ideas yet, but getting people to voice their opinions on politics, economics, science and history will be important to me next year. I also hope to restart writing my short essays soon.

Midterms begin in 27 hours. Will be great fun, doing Finance and Operations - including over 50% of the syllabus from scratch - in that period :)