As of 11:00am this morning, my political science major has been completed. Saturday was the big day, with morning and afternoon sessions of the comprehensive exam, and the results came in this morning (I passed). So, for all practical purposes, I'm done with the hard part of college. Now, all I need to do is pass my History of Photography class and apparently they will give me a Bachelor's Degree. Nice deal.
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Congratulations! Well done.
Posted by: Your fan | February 28, 2005 at 09:38 PM
Hey, I'm taking a history of photo class next quarter...
weird.
And probably I need to come to kenyon sometime before you guys leave, which is when?
Posted by: Pete | March 02, 2005 at 02:03 PM
Well done Mr. Lofgren!
I wish I could have dual majored in Philosophy/Political Science in my undergrad years. I started out on that path but parental pressure made me switch to Math/CompSci. :-(
So are you going to be attending grad school? If so then where and in what?
Posted by: DF | March 09, 2005 at 11:05 AM