It would seem as though I have made it through the first summer semester intact! Of course, I haven’t seen my grades yet, so in some sense this semester lacks the full closure that most semesters have.
Typically there is a long break between semesters, and usually within a few days (up to a week) after the end of the semester you have the grades, leaving at least a few (either 2 or 10) weeks to either celebrate or move past the entire experience and prepare yourself for the next onslaught of classes. I get a weekend.
I guess it’s appropriate to say that I’m sitting here enjoying my semester break right now! Yay 
I’m not really doing “nothing” but I am more or less enjoying what I am doing!
So that’s where we stand right now. Tomorrow begins the next summer semester which will see six weeks of “Signals and Systems” and Human Sexuality. Many people of told me that Signals is a very difficult class, but that I also have a good professor. As for Human Sexuality, I’ve been told that I have one of the best (and perhaps funniest) professors this campus has to offer! This should be (to say the least) a real rollercoaster of a semester
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When my sister went to RPI (some years ago now), she took Human Sexuality, I think for her Psychology major, and I remember her saying what an interesting class it actually was. She actually kept the text book from it, and I read through a good deal of it, as I did with a lot of her more basic psychology texts. It did really cover some interesting topics… I’m pretty sure that’s actually where I picked up the fact that people prefer their oen mirror image, because they’re used to it, and that’s one of the reasons why most people like very few photographs of themselves. Meanwhile, other people are used to seeing you the correct way around, so they will most likely actually like the photos, and the way you normally look in person, more than if they saw a mirror image of you.
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