<p>So I take this lame "college preparatory" class that is suppose to teacher me all about the super-duper-confusing college process, but has turned out to be nothing more than therapy for students who fail at life. But I do not complain- I show up for class each and every day, I participate, I lead discussions, and although I have my hands full most of the times, I still make an effort to help my fellow classmates. Last quarter, I got an A. Which was expected, of course. This quarter, I got an F. </p>
<p>No, I didn't catch "senioritis"- I did everything I was suppose to do, so what went wrong? I handed in a single assignment late. My teacher sent me an email telling me that if she does not receive the assignment(which was due the day before she sent the email) by the next day, she will fail me. So I dd what every grade conscious, sane, senior would do. I went in the next morning, and placed my assignment into her mail box. So I should be safe right? Wrong. Today, I recieved my report card- and seeing that there is a letter that doesn't quite belong, I needed an explanation. Well, it turns out that she received my assignment after she carved my grades onto stone. So because she is a woman of her words, I will fail. </p>
<p>Hm- this probably won't look too pretty on my report card. I guess this is another case of "does the punishment fit the crime"? </p>
<p>What should I do? Should I worry? Show me the way, sensei.</p>