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GRRRRades

Friday, November 23rd, 2007

When I was in grade 1 and 2, I never had a line of 8. I guess I owe it all to my mom who gave me practice tests at home. Then she thought that I could do it all by myself when I reached the third grade. She was wrong. My grades plunged (not that much though). I got line of 8’s. Then when I got the hang of studying by myself, my grades increased.

When I reached High School, I really loved the subjects and the teachers. So when I was a sophomore, I was in an honors class. While all my classmates were celebrating their high scores, I was feeling sorry for myself for being there because of the grades that I received. I felt out of place in that section. Thankfully, my classmates weren’t evil. They didn’t leave me alone. During my junior year, I was in a general section. Woohoo! My grades, up to my senior year, were ok.

When I first stepped into college, I was too complacent. I really thought it wasn’t far off from High School. Surprise surprise, I got low grades! I realized that it didn’t affect me as much as it did to my parents. I knew my mistakes and I learned from it. I managed to pull it up during the second semester.

Now, it’s my second year in college. My grades are ok, except for 1. It bothers me a lot that I had that grade for pre-finals. I’ve put a lot of effort into it, I KNOW I’ve done my best, and yet i received that measly grade. This is the only instance in school when I felt that I don’t deserve the grade I received. I already had low grades before, but I know it was my fault. This one, I couldn’t really get why.

JPAMA Book Gathering

Monday, November 12th, 2007

JPAMA (Junior Philippine Assocation of Management Accountants) will be having a Book Sale on November 19-23.

We will be gathering books to be sold, preferably academic books but pocket books will also be accepted, from November 12-16. We will have a booth at the Thibault Building (in front of the elevators). The Publicity Committee (the committee I’m in) will be manning the booth on Wednesday, November 14. WE WILL BE THERE OR YOU CAN SUE ME!

Profits from the Book Sale will be shared by the book seller and JPAMA. 80% will be given to the owner, and the remaining 20% to JPAMA.

See you there!