levity | so, what did you learn on the last day of classes?

Well, I learned that Sir Vlad Econ was supposed to be easy, that for all my study I didn't know what the mean value theorem was after all, that you have to take removals for STR if your project doesn't have results, that we don't have to take removals for STR no matter what everyone else says, that having EJ in your English group ensures audience participation, that Sir Monty defines "gothic" as "wearing black clothes", that gravitons can win over gluons if the gluon team has Benjie in it, that if you have an excuse letter you can do a lot, but not everything, and that COs aren't as evil as they're made out to be, or at least aren't evil incarnate.

So. The last regular school day of my high school career ends, if there is any such thing as a regular school day to begin with. And it ends. (Here I am sorely tempted to say "not with a bang but a whimper", but, well, no use saying I didn't, or will not, say it, because I just did.)