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*iz annoyed*
19 January 2006 12:01PlantSci handbook claims Behavioural Ecology lectures are at 11am.
So at 11am on the dot, I trundle into Zoology, to find many many 1st years milling around waiting for their E&B lecture. Doesn't look very Part II Behavioural Ecology-like.
I look confused.
I pounce on 3rd years I recognise and make confused noises at them. And ascertain that the handbook we were given is, in fact, wrong. Behavioural Ecology lectures are at 10am.
This is presumably a conspiracy by Plant Sciences to prevent their students crossing over to the Dark Side (i.e. Zoology), or possibly a conspiracy by Zoology to keep infiltrators out of their ranks.
Either way, at least I have a lecture handout and can read the references, and the first lecture of term is rarely hard anyway. Sexual conflict, here we go...
So at 11am on the dot, I trundle into Zoology, to find many many 1st years milling around waiting for their E&B lecture. Doesn't look very Part II Behavioural Ecology-like.
I look confused.
I pounce on 3rd years I recognise and make confused noises at them. And ascertain that the handbook we were given is, in fact, wrong. Behavioural Ecology lectures are at 10am.
This is presumably a conspiracy by Plant Sciences to prevent their students crossing over to the Dark Side (i.e. Zoology), or possibly a conspiracy by Zoology to keep infiltrators out of their ranks.
Either way, at least I have a lecture handout and can read the references, and the first lecture of term is rarely hard anyway. Sexual conflict, here we go...
