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So, in contrast to Tuesday, I'm having a pretty awesome day today. Which is bizarre, considering I already had one exam today (French philosophy, and I think I did okay!) and I have one later tonight (math OH NOES). I finally received a package my mom sent me foreverrrr ago. And I have like four hours to study more for the stats exam. So it's not bad.

And then someone linked the original script for the BSG mini on a comm. I briefly glanced at it, which- I can't anymore. I refuse. I DO NOT WANT TO FAIL TONIGHT'S EXAM. Why does the world tempt me thus? Why?

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Practice problem my math teacher gave us:

107.Ron thinks he's kind of a big deal and decides to challenge Veronica to an
Anchorperson Aptitude Test (AAT). The average anchorperson scores 100 points (out of
200 possible points), with a standard deviation of 4.5 points. Brick, the newsroom's
shuttle diplomat, gets both parties to agree that being a "big deal" would require an
anchorperson's score to beat 97.5% of the other scores. Ron scores 111 and Veronica
scores 117. Assuming AAT scores are normally distributed, which statement is true?
a) Only Ron is a Big Deal.
b) Both Veronica and Ron are a Big Deal.
c) Only Veronica is a Big Deal.
d) Neither Veronica nor Ron are a Big Deal.

Oh, the little things in life.