I Can See Music

Nothing much to report. Uni was cool, as usual. I handed in a passport photo to the department, because they need one for clinical. Probably to put a face to my number. I have one course called Preparation for Practice, which is a class that prepares all the MRS students are clinical practice, that has to be done sometime in July. There is a group assignment due in 9 weeks, a powerpoint presentation. Originally, we were put into groups based on our postcode so that we would be able to meet easier. Except that not all groups had representatives from all 3 streams, Radiation Therapy, Diagnostic Radiography and Nuclear Medicine, and the presentation requires info from all streams. So new groups were formed, but it was messy.

Instead of locality, the groups were redesigned to that all 3 streams were represented. But now the groups were much larger. Instead of a managable six students, the new groups are bumped up to ten, in some cases twelve. This does make it harder to learn everyone's name, but also creates problems in meeting and workflow. Still, on the bright side, we're going to meet a whole bunch more new people.

The books I have bought for some of the courses. As you can see, they are pretty hefty books. I know of at least one more book that I have to buy and it costs $240. Arrgh. Maybe there's a second hand copy somewhere.

I've finally rearranged my bookshelf, so all my books are neatly lined up. These are the books that I bought with my own money, and it's such a small collection. Damn. Still, I'm planning to slowly expand my collection. As you can see, I lean towards sci-fi and fastasy novels, but there's a good dose of 'educational' books as well.