There used to be rules in this thread about not talking about things that other DCCs cover! But that was because it was anime every page. So it was different.
Ouch, summer classes. Which subjects?I'm....stressed. I'm taking two fast-paced classes this summer and it was literally the worst mistake I ever made.
I'm taking Introduction to Computers and Early American History. The former is an absolute requirement for my degree and the latter was in a pool of humanities classes for me to choose from.Ouch, summer classes. Which subjects?
The latter is mostly memorization, no?I'm taking Introduction to Computers and Early American History. The former is an absolute requirement for my degree and the latter was in a pool of humanities classes for me to choose from.
What the hell are you talking about? XD They're still funny, here's one I found on Comedy Central.com:But 69 jokes haven't been funny for like two years!
I asked my Grandma if she ever tried 69. And she said, "No, but I have done 53 -- that's all the sailors I could screw in one night."
Should be relatively easy for you then yayayayya!I'm taking Introduction to Computers and Early American History. The former is an absolute requirement for my degree and the latter was in a pool of humanities classes for me to choose from.
I'm taking Introduction to Computers and Early American History. The former is an absolute requirement for my degree and the latter was in a pool of humanities classes for me to choose from.
It was more crime scene investigation stuff, so yea, DNA was definitely a part of the curriculum, but far from the only thing. We learned how to examine bones, scout fingerprints, and such. I got to meet a member of the Central Park Five :DWhat'd you learn for forensic bio? I'd imagine a lot of methods for analyzing DNA.
I tried to take a forensic biology course but it's schedule block clashed with my other courses at that semester ;; the best courses I've taken at uni include chemistry though ;) Inorganic Chemistry, that was loads of fun! Color complexes everywhere.