Expectant as I might seem of the remainder of my apping results, its too late to expect any more admits before the dreaded April 15. Its a silly date this - most universities want your acceptance, so that they can send out their second set of calls to a few lucky applicants. This means if you have any admission offers before this, and sufficient spread of sanity across your brain, that's it for you. Its bad for universities too - instead of picking out their second-best in this procedure, they only manage a third set who got nothing by the mid of April. End result - a lot of misplaced students. I really don't think this can be avoided. But if one thought carefully, there must exist an aggressive strategy which would give much better results (both for people and the schools).

Clearly as a result, humanities suck and there's an abundance of people who just wouldn't stop coochie cooing in public. Politics also stinks, and one must learn to keep away.