Math Paper 2 was quite pleasant, and I now have reason to feel happy with this my most familiar of subjects. My tutor did tell me that the question about the collision of two helicopters was a trick; despite the fact that all three values of time, 't', were equal, they do not collide simply because time cannot be negative. So to that, a large and spirited Pfft. 

After brunch, Gerald, Elliot, Joash, Patrick, Gen Huong and I studied in the Conrad room of the library till 1:30, during which we had many discussions about History, which I had already been planning to do, and I divulged some of the information which my Economics tutor gave to me about tomorrow's paper, following which we discussed a little Economics. 

We paid a second visit to the SAC for food, and promptly went out separate ways because, despite our discussions, very little actual work had been done, for a variety of reasons, most significant of which being 2nd Week exam fatigue.