Had my first midterm of the semester today after AI lecture at 12:30. The test was 12 pages, and we only had an hour to do it. Afterwards, pretty much everyone seemed to think it was way too long for the time given. I'm really not sure how I did. Hopefully the class is curved. From there, I went to photography.

In photography we had a guest speaker talk to us about street photography. He's a berkeley grad student who has won pretty much every prestigious photography award offered at berkeley, winning thousands of dollars each time. One of his projects was a documentation of life in a frat, and his winning photographs included one of a person throwing up... Hmm...

Later in the class, after viewing slides of photographs, we went to the studio, where the professor taught us about large format cameras.

Took some HDR photography with my point and shoot throughout the day.

Spent most of the evening after prayer meeting in Princeton Review studying with the other guys. We had a meeting in which we discussed next year's dorm arrangements.

Stayed up pretty late working on, and finishing, my algorithm's homework due tomorrow. I'm planning on catching up on sleep tomorrow afternoon.

This morning we got up at 8am and met Henry at Peet's coffee to do devotions together.