"Be careful what you wish for, because it may come true."
Well actually what my wish wasn't deliberately wished...yet it happened anyway, but not at the right time. Right when I woke up with such a huge gasp that probably woke up my roommates, I shuffled for my glasses but it somehow fell beneath my bed in a mess of papers. I started studying and realized the futility. My head had already been fried and was starting to have an incredible pounding headache. In reality, I have never studied this hard (or even this long) before. Not even for AP tests which I took for granted. Anyway, I was able to regurgitate everything that I had learned in the past two hours onto paper. Although there were certain questions that stumped me...who proposed the law of effect? Thorndike? Tolman? Then suddenly just a few seconds right after I had completed the final, the lights in the room began flickering. Boom. Power outage. Considering how most people construct buildings nowadays and the wonder of electricity...well we were in near-darkness. Xing cried in anxiety while I trotted to the front and dropped off my test. The castastrophe had occured too late.

About an hour until my CS final. Should I study? CS is almost like math to me which I never really studied for. Hah, it's true...I studied only one hour (probably even less) for the AP Calc. Both AB and BC. Hopefully there's a curve on this test. Recursion boggles me.

(define (test-grade CS-self-pace-tutors)
   (if (= 'nice CS-self-pace-tutors)
       '(Jennifer gets an A!!!)
      (test-grade '(Jenn frets a lot)))