The end of the semester that is. 

 When you first start out at school, as a freshmen, scheduling day becomes worst than your worst nightmare because you think that you're being studious and model by creating a perfect schedule that not only fits around your work study, but also provides you the perfect mix of classes that you need for your majors, electives and core classes a full two weeks in  advance of scheduling. But then BAM! when you go to register for classes, every single class you had picked out is closed and even your backup classes have long been filled. In fact, even the third stringers are out for the season. This means that you have to devise a makeshift schedule right on the spot. It's a talent really. 

However, you know that you are no longer a freshman, and in fact, much older, when you discover that you WANT classes to be closed so that you don't have to take them, but not only are they not closed, there are like 2 people in the class. Such in the schedule dilemma of a second semester junior. Oh well. 

Thanksgiving Break is in a week and then we have a break (really only 3 days, but I've cleared my schedule to take a week off because I'm cool like that). Then, when we come back from school after break, we have a week and then finals. That, my pals is the best news I've had in weeks. In other goods news, there is no news. Later calculators