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The joys of May Term
There are many fun activities that come with the whole atmosphere of May Term. For those who may have never heard of it, it is one class for the entire month of May; some classes meet daily for two hours. My class is Nutrition, which meets three days a week, for four hours each Monday, [...]
Close Quarters
For most of my life, I’ve been lucky enough to have a room to myself. I could choose how to decorate it and where everything went. Sure, my mom had to constantly remind me to clean it up, but for the most part I had free reign. That is until I got to college. Like [...]
Balancing College, Life and Sports
For most people, transferring from high school to college is not an easy transition. In fact, it is one of the toughest situations I have ever faced. Trying to manage enough time to go to class, do homework, play football and be with your friends is very challenging. During high school I was the big [...]
25 Things Nobody Else Will Tell You About College
We’re finally having a classic Hoosier thunderstorm, not just one of those pop-up deals that only increase the humidity. It’s kinda interrupting my dog’s weekly trip to the Hanover Park, since the roads are more like Class IV rapids (bring your galoshes and an umbrella), but I thought I’d use the time to list out [...]
In Transit
I am in transit. As I make last-minute preparations for leaving my apartment, moving back home for a week, and then moving back into my house at Hanover, I can only think of one thing: PACKING. Words for the wise: Other than the mini-fridge or microwave or lamp, try to make sure everything can fit [...]
ANSWERS
So, you’ve got questions? Well, in case you don’t know what’s coming … I’ve got answers. There a lots of things coming at you that I’m sure you’re wondering about, such as what classes should I take? What professor is the hardest? Is it easy to get involved? How do I choose a roommate? And, while [...]
