We had gym as a graded class, too. The wording made me think that's not what the kid was talking about though.
We had the same. There were tests and stuff though, not just shooting free throws.
I think he means that the fact he ran track instead of doing homework should have gotten him a better GPA.
I think he means that the fact he ran track instead of doing homework should have gotten him a better GPA.
Well, that's certainly the way TDS spun it; dunno if it's true.
I wore my hair long and straight in high school, so hair was not an issue. And swimming was the ONE athletic thingie that I didn't either hate or feel self conscious about.
We had to take gym all 4 years, including swimming, and had to pass it, but I don't believe it affected our GPA. Every semester we had to do swimming, track and weight-lifting (I hated the latter two with a passion because of the combination of exertion and monotony) and then did assorted other activities based on weather and grade level (softball, football, dodgeball, basketball, volleyball, wrestling, ice skating/hockey, bowling, etc.)
Girls didn't do football, wrestling, hockey or bowling and instead had aerobics, archery, (for some reason, the school thought giving weapons to teenage boys would be a really bad idea. Can't imagine why) badmitton and tennis.
Back in my day
::waves cane::
gym counted like any other class towards your GPA, a fact which I'm still bitter about, since without it I'd have had a much better shot at valedictorian.
House:
Ok, so does anyone else think that Cameron's offhand line to Chase about his daddy spending more time with him was really cruel? Did she just not realize? WTF?
me so dumb....
Aillean, I think you got your "s" and "i" swapped up on that post.
ETA: And of course she fixes it in a crosspost and makes me look crazy.
GG: Oh shit!
Luke's store! Poor Luke.
I don't know, Ailleann, I thought
he was being kind of a jackass, working his way up to a nice speech.
Since when do doctors
treat patients, especially sixteen year old girls, without a nurse present?
Strega, I love this line:
All things considered, maybe instead of worrying about radiation, the people of Jericho should test their water for lead.