...some divine intervention will come along our way and offer us hope.
Apparently, someone up there has took pity on our current miserable situation for history and provided us with the solution for our promos and the A levels.
The History Channel, the National University of Singapore, the Asia Research Institute and the National Library Board have come together to organise a series of seminars on "The Cold War in Southeast Asia".
The best part?
Admission is free but they are available on first come, first served basis.
The even better part?
The first lecture is on the 24 of September and the following day happens to be our History paper.
The first lecture, titled "The Cold War: New Approaches and Findings", seems especially interesting and informative for content knowledge and should be great for some last-minute studying.
Registration is required so maybe we can go as a class or something. Even if it doesn't help for promos I'm sure it will help for A Levels one way of another. Whether this is a risk or not depends on how you see it but I feel it's one worth taking.
Seats are limited so we should hurry and confirm numbers and register.
Registration and additional information can be found here:
http://historychannelasia.com/coldwar/seminar.aspx
Lastly, it's only one more week. Press on!
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