I know the question that is on your mind. It was a very difficult exam and every ounce of studying that I did was well worth it. Suffice to say, I managed to get an 88 out of 100, and the way the professor curves it, it counts as an A. In other good news, the results to my Economics class was a 94, which is also an A. Not that I'm going to rest on my laurels here... I will nonetheless take a deep sigh of relief.

The other class I am taking, as it counts as a separate class, is the physical chemistry lab. While I haven't had any exams, the writeups for the labs are very involved. I haven't gotten an scores back yet so I don't know how well I've done so far, but I hope to find out soon. It would be a shame to get 3 labs into the class and find out I've been doing something wrong the whole time.

In related news, the past few classes in my Economics course has lead me to conclude that my economics professor is a socialist. The class was going really well up until we started discussing the American economy. He lavished praise upon FDR and the idea that a large government is what's best for an economy. He often goes off topic but sometimes goes into his political views and totally agrees with Obama's "stimulus" plan. I had thought that anyone with a brain would realize that this "stimulus" package that's being crammed down everyone's throats doesn't do anything to stimulate the economy, only the government itself.

I thought that if I stayed in the sciences, I wouldn't have to deal with the political liberal/socialist bologna I hear about so often on campuses. It's something completely different to have it fed to me as part of a class.