This is backlog from yesterday morning when I was preparing for statistics and probability exam.
It wasn’t a weather to wear a suit all the time I was travelling to the University, as temperature dropped to -10°C and well, suit isn’t much isolating. So I took my warm jeans and typical, common clothes and took my suit folded up in a bag with me.
I have decided to take a puerh with me, as we now have a kettle available for students at the university (someone probably heard me lamenting), even mugs! But I took my thermomug just in case as I didn’t knew they are there too.
And well, this one was a wonderful tea after hour or something later I have arrived (foot-train-bus as means of transport, 60 km away) at the university premises.
It was thick as needed (I just went as rule of thumb, just the rest I had from derk, thank you!); bold, chocolate-mushroomy, peaty, forest floors. Even leathery.
It was just a perfect tea for the start of the day. And thick and everything. Good for cold, winter days.
Oh I forgot! SIPDOWN 44
Flavors: Chocolate, Forest Floor, Mushrooms, Peat, Thick
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Ugh! What an onerous trek to get to university! And having to carry your suit, too. Glad this tea was a good start to that kind of day.
Martin, are you required to wear suits for oral exams there or for all exams? I think students here show up for class in pajamas!
ashmanra: “Student is obliged to wear proper clothes when he/she is taking the exam.” That sounds the rule. There are teachers who give you an F mark if you come in shorts and T-shirt, there are teachers who don’t mind. Usually, the suit is safe bet.
When I had the exams at home, though with webcam and thus I was “visible”, I always wore some a nice looking shirt only. The teachers were usually understanding and well, they were at home too, wearing home clothes.
What is proper clothing is decided by the teacher. Of cours, woman classmates doesn’t have to wear suits. And well, sometimes we agreed on with teachers beforehand, that we (males) won’t wear them too, especially in very hot days. I remember doing a geometry exam in shirt and pants only and even with this drops of sweat were smudging my draws. And they were made with pencils, not a fountain pens!
Ugh! What an onerous trek to get to university! And having to carry your suit, too. Glad this tea was a good start to that kind of day.
Martin, are you required to wear suits for oral exams there or for all exams? I think students here show up for class in pajamas!
ashmanra: “Student is obliged to wear proper clothes when he/she is taking the exam.” That sounds the rule. There are teachers who give you an F mark if you come in shorts and T-shirt, there are teachers who don’t mind. Usually, the suit is safe bet.
When I had the exams at home, though with webcam and thus I was “visible”, I always wore some a nice looking shirt only. The teachers were usually understanding and well, they were at home too, wearing home clothes.
What is proper clothing is decided by the teacher. Of cours, woman classmates doesn’t have to wear suits. And well, sometimes we agreed on with teachers beforehand, that we (males) won’t wear them too, especially in very hot days. I remember doing a geometry exam in shirt and pants only and even with this drops of sweat were smudging my draws. And they were made with pencils, not a fountain pens!