/lit/ - Literature

>have to learn 100 pages of theorems and proofs for an exam
>I stil can't remember shit
>the exam is next saturday

I might as well commit sudoku

>Name some of the books you've read this year thus far

Current book you're reading, and how do you like it thus far?

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>is that very bad?
It depends of your background. Usually when you go to related lectures you can read much faster since is the teacher's job to chew it out for you. Knowing the key concepts helps a lot.
If you're on your own, in may take more than 20 pages an hour because to fully grasp the text you will need to check references here and there, you will need to spend time not only looking for references but also making research to find out the references first (this is, knowing not only what texts are related and may have influence upon what you're reading, but to filter the bad ones, that's also the teacher's job)

I'm re-writing a rejected story, but I'm unsure if I should keep 'fixing' it or into the trash it goes.

This was the second paragraph:
http://pastebin.com/KfXiD9s7

and this is the new version:
http://pastebin.com/gSxdKh9Z

Any thoughts?
Is it better or should I wipe my ass with both of them?