Graduation

Finally the calendar for thesis' discussion has been published and I'll be up on Nov 15th in the afternoon. The date sound actually cool, I have a little more time to prepare, but the commission is tough. Besides my professor and Pangallo's, two economists, there are two law professors, for reasons still unknown, which are by the way the dean and his assitent. This causes a few problems concerning in first place the discussion itself since I would have wanted to speak about econ stuff graduating in political economy, and in addiction that now I'll have to study the menutia about regional law. To give a perception about how shitty it would be, imagine that to know all the reforms done in the repubblican history would be like counting all Mike Jagger's shags... On the other hand I do believe the presence of the dean might produce some sort of political gerarchic tension between professors which I'd avoid in order to get the best grade.
Well, it's pretty much everything I had to say, further info will come.