This list is terrifying.

• Monday (12.06)
  • Get a long, good night's sleep
  • Finally drag my laundry to scary UHall facilities
  • Finish math homework for tomorrow to the best of my ability
  • Continue combing Gunning/Bordwell/musical essays for evidence
  • Compile evidence and main points for presentation on "The House of Mirth" casebook essay, "The Crumbling Structure of Appearances"
  • Get housing form signed by Saidah & Alison
• Tuesday (12.07)
  • Go to my Ancient Israel recitation at 9:30AM
  • Meet with Kristin and plan for HoM essay presentation
  • Write as comprehensive an outline as possible for HoM essay
  • Finish reading ch. 10-11 in Quantitative Reasoning textbook
  • Write full outline or rough draft of Gunning/Bordwell dialogue
  • Attend American Cinema lecture from 6:20-9:50PM
• Wednesday (12.08)
  • Write and fine tune final draft for Gunning/Bordwell dialogue
  • Try out the Sahaja Meditation meeting at 6:30 in Kimmel (?)
  • Meet with Selin between 2:00-4:00 to discuss test
• Thursday (12.09)
  • Turn in Bordwell/Gunning dialogue at 9:30 AM
  • Go to Quantitative Reasoning at 12:30PM
  • Try to read some of the Orson Welles essay before the recitation
  • Find at least 4 textual sources for Ancient Israel paper
  • Brush up on chapters 10 and 11 for QR quiz on Friday
• Friday (12.10)
  • Go to QR recitation at 9:30AM
  • Work on extra practice problems for ch. 10-11 in QR textbook
  • Review women-centric stories in Genesis and Exodus; pick a focus, compile usable evidence, consider a particular thesis or argument, etc.
  • Research available textual resources at Bobst (scholarly journal articles in RAMBI or Religion index, available through Bobcat's research guides)
• Saturday (12.11)
  • Meet with Behzad in the afternoon/review
  • Find "Women In the Bible" book or pre-determined alternative (either purchased, taken out through Hebrew Union or otherwise)
  • Sift through and organize evidence for "The Mothers of Israel" essay, construct general focus/thesis and write a detailed outline
• Sunday (12.12)
  • Get familiar with prompts for "The House of Mirth" essay
  • Write rough draft (some 5-6 pages) for Ancient Israel paper
  • Finally try out 12:00 sitting at Shambhala Meditation Center
• Monday (12.13)
  • Turn in final draft of Ancient Israel research paper
  • Present on "The House of Mirth" casebook essay with Kristin
  • Go over review sheet for Ancient Israel final exam: compile informational cheat sheets, timelines/maps/genealogies/whatever, review Bible readings, etc.
  • Review relevant excerpts from the Oxford History of the Biblical World and Van der Toorn's Scribal Culture, as well as notes and additional readings
• Tuesday (12.14)
  • Re-read review material for AI exam, read relevant Bible excerpts, etc.
• Wednesday (12.15)
  • Take Ancient Israel final exam at 2:00 PM
• Thursday (12.16)
  • Write outline/rough draft for Literary Interpretations essay on "The House of Mirth"