I’m all moved into my dorm although there are still random things that need to be put in their place that are currently lying around the room. Jess and I watched Troy last night at her house. It was decent.

I purchased my books today. The total was $237.10, which is about $60 less than last semester.

honors
$7.95 – Confessions – Saint Augustine, translated by Henry Chadwick
$2.20 – The Rule of Saint Benedict – Saint Benedict, edited by Timothy Fry
$17.00 – Three Treatises – Martin Luther
$7.40 – Oration on the Dignity of Man – Giovanni Pico della Mirandola
$14.95 – The Life of Antony and the Letter to Marcellinus – Athanasius
$10.50 – Early Christian Fathers – edited by Cyril Richardson
$8.60 – The Rise of Universities – Charles Haskins
$15.70 – Celsus on the True Doctrine: A Discourse Against the Christians – translated by R. Joseph Hoffmann

Economics
$65.80 – Microeconomics – David Colander

Spanish
$54.00 – Avanzando Gramátic española y lectura – Sara L. de la Vega
$33.00 – Cuaderno de ejercicios

Fortunately, I can use the same calculus book from last semester for Calc. II. My CS 115 book is what’s used for 215 but I sold it. I decided not to rebuy it as I’ve heard the guy doesn’t give assignments from the book. If he does on occasion, I’ll borrow Jessica’s, but I think I’ll be all right.

Tomorrow, the plan is to visit the lady in charge of the Women in Engineering program, do a run-through of my schedule to see what it’ll be like to walk from class to class, and make a trip to Wal-Mart.