Tuesday, April 18, 2006

the 2006 finals have officially begun. i had my first final yesterday for pharmaceutical care, so i've been reading up on warts, atopic dermatitis, and colic all weekend long. oh, and reading student-submitted MCQs too. question: why were the MCQs written by my exceptionally (enragingly) smart, keener classmates SO POORLY written?! all i kept thinking as i went thru the questions was, "bad question! i pick 'none of the above'! i don't like the intended "correct" answer - it should say 'blah blah blah... plus an emollient'!" sheesh.

anyhow, i'm trying to study for biochem (next week) and microbio (this friday). don't be alarmed if you see me reading about herpes viruses - it's for my exam, i swear! :p

loud noises!oh, and here is a pic of the shirt i made for dave's birthday. i took a screencap pic from the anchorman movie "loud noises" scene and turned it b/w and cleaned up the image on word and paint (painstaking work... i really gotta get photoshop sometime) and then cut it out during a phm 220 panel, then stenciled it on! a tutorial and pics of other stenciling projects will follow, i promise, but not 'til these exams are done. oh, and to respond to michelle's question: i thought about doing some pharmacy t-shirts ("pharmacists do it over-the-counter", "pharmacists do it prn", or this one which reminded me of wells' med chem: "pharmacists do it with affinity") but although it's very easy to do, it's not easy to produce in mass quantities do to the manpower it takes to cut out the freezer paper stencils. however, if you could use fabric spray paint, temporary adhesive spray, and a cardboard cut-out stencil, then you could probably re-use the stencil many times over.

posted @ 6:31:00 p.m.

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