4 hours of shipping law
Sep. 1st, 2012 01:18 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lloll4Or nearly. >_> Not that I hated it, but I would have enjoyed it more if I had managed to finish all of the reading; will have to catch up on Sunday, I guess.
Banking law class tomorrow - and then it's an afternoon of work. My boss asked if I wanted to teach an extra class 6-7pm. I said no, then felt guilty because I know this particular student of mine needed someone to edit his assignment for his operations management class. But still a no, because the school does have a policy of closing at 6pm, and I'm tired.
Comparative legal systems today. Guh, I dunno what to do with this class. The stuff we're going through seems self-evident to me ('cept for some concepts about legal theory) - I mean, are we really going to do comparative stuff by making students read The World is Flat and Guns, Germs and Steel? (As introductory material, but - seriously?) I dread either that I'm missing something big or that I'll simply disengage altogether.
Banking law class tomorrow - and then it's an afternoon of work. My boss asked if I wanted to teach an extra class 6-7pm. I said no, then felt guilty because I know this particular student of mine needed someone to edit his assignment for his operations management class. But still a no, because the school does have a policy of closing at 6pm, and I'm tired.
Comparative legal systems today. Guh, I dunno what to do with this class. The stuff we're going through seems self-evident to me ('cept for some concepts about legal theory) - I mean, are we really going to do comparative stuff by making students read The World is Flat and Guns, Germs and Steel? (As introductory material, but - seriously?) I dread either that I'm missing something big or that I'll simply disengage altogether.