That summer, when I wasn't chewing my nails over confusing class schedules and locker assignments, all daydreams were directed toward one shining vision: the New Me, the girl I would unveil (to dropped jaws and perhaps a few scattered gasps) when school started in the fall.
"From a personal standpoint, I myself find a six-day letter schedule confusing," she said, adding that while some children that young could probably adjust to it, others would be set adrift.
She was also, by the time I spoke to her, confused: races scheduled for 2 P.M. were started but then quickly abandoned.
And in announcing plans to centralize pre-kindergarten and kindergarten admissions in January, Mr. Klein's office called the patchwork of pre-K admissions policies and schedules "confusing, unfair and difficult for families to navigate".
Investors also often choose their mutual fund poorly, in part because making that choice is complicated by changing management, misleading marketing and confusing prospectuses and fee schedules.
HAVING confused the train schedule to and from Old Lyme, I found myself at the Florence Griswold Museum with a little over an hour to spend in "Earth, River and Light: Masterworks of Pennsylvania Impressionism".
It is very useful in finding good weld schedules for equal-thickness welding, but confusing in that for unequal-thickness plate welding and generally developed by and practiced within individual manufacturers (Agashe and Zhang 2003).
Both disliked the fact that under Wilson the tax schedule had gone from seven brackets to dozens, confusing taxpayers to the point they didn't know what they should pay.
He or she will probably have a schedule, but the names of the classes can be confusing.
The Senate election is three weeks before Mr. Christie himself stands for re-election, and all of the candidates agree that the schedule may confuse voters, or keep them at home, so the race could be won with just a small segment of voters.
