Just finished editing our GEM term paper. Pretty impressed with myself. Managed to cut down the report from 30 odd pages to 19 pages. Well, not that I am super good with my editing, I also manipulated some things here and there, like using endnotes instead of footnotes, changing the spacing a little, etc. But I really do not want to look at it again.. Please pardon me, but I really have a lot to say about the writing styles of cross-faculty people. Maybe it is because I am so used to working with Bizad people and I am so used to “our style”. I totally hate it when the phrasing seems weird and stuff! For once, I think Biz Com was such a useful module! :)

Received my IA mid term paper today. Started having butterflies in my stomach when Dr Low told us we could collect it after class. As for the grade, all I would say is: I am graduating anyway, so the grade doesn’t really bother me! :p Get it?

Second last week of the semester. Second last week of my NUS life. Checklist of assignments in order of urgency:

1. GEM project due 8th April
2. Biz policy case due 9th April
3. Services Marketing case presentation on 12th April
4. Services Marketing quiz on 12th April
5. Services Marketing case on 14th April
6. IA term paper due 20th April
7. IA final quiz on 20th April
8. Leadership exam on 23rd April
9. GEM exam on 27th April

(And this list doesn’t include the unread readings and undone tutorials!! :x)

And I am out of the school! 27th April would be my last day at the school! One part of me can’t wait for this day to arrive. And I think the other part of me can’t bear to leave the school.

Darrell said we should all take pictures next week since it would be our last lesson. Yeah, I would probably take pictures the whole of next week, with all the friends I have made at Bizad. Heck, I have been longing to take pics of the library, lecture halls, com lab, tutorial rooms, the canteen and even the sights on the long bus journey! Hell, I think I would even miss the bus journey although a day hardly passes without me criticizing it!

Been sort of planning one blog entry that would chronicle my times at NUS. From the 1st semester, all the people I have worked with, all the memorable experiences etc. That would be one hell of a long entry!

That would be done, but much later. When I have more free time. Like any typical NUS student, I have such a myopic view (literally and figuratively) and I find it extremely important that I get the tasks on the checklist getting checked off first! Brr!

Off to bed… lots of things to get done tomorrow!